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Black Americans are disproportionately harmed by the criminal justice system in the United States.
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Column: Let the summer begin
One day before the end of elementary school, on a carpet that smelled of leftover pizza and lint, my fifth-grade class reminisced on the nature of...
Opinion: Bring politics to the dinner table
Growing up, you might have heard your family members remind each other not to bring politics to the dinner table, especially at gatherings with...
Column: ‘Mansplaining’ and gender in the classroom
I was my first grade teacher’s favorite student. Every week, Ms. Holland gave a Milky Way candy bar to the most well-behaved student in class, and I...
Podcast: Speak Louder — Understanding body dysmorphic disorder
On the second episode of "Speak Louder," I discuss Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or BDD, a chronic mental health disorder, which has been on the rise...
Opinion: The reality of law enforcement revealed on the Capitol Hill riot
At the end of Donald Trump’s presidency, his supporters assaulted the Capitol building in Washington D.C. in a desperate attempt at halting the...
Q&A with Congresswoman Judy Chu
For millions of young Americans, the past year has been by far the most remarkable time in recent history. Not only are we living through a...
Podcast: Speak Louder — Episode 1
There are over 21 million teenagers in America, and we have already become an integral voting bloc in elections. By consciously seeking to inform...
Reluctance, division and the COVID-19 vaccine
On December 18, 2020, Vice President Mike Pence, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were among the first...
Review: You were the imposter — In an age of cynicism, ‘Among Us’ is ideal
Somewhere in the deep abyss of the cosmos, a metal shuttle floats through space. Over soft hisses and whistles from ever-faltering engines, amidst...