The body positivity movement cannot create long-lasting positive effects because it often glosses over the realities of body dysmorphia and eating disorders.
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Opinion: How to fight climate change
Two brave teenagers threw food in a Van Gogh exhibit to draw awareness to climate change, but was it an effective way to be heard?
Opinion: What journalists have to say about the future of student journalism
Student journalists are the face of the future; they uplift voices and cover stories that would otherwise go unnoticed.
Review: ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ is an incredible remix of a classic
With a vivid reimagining of beloved characters, this spin-off switches the narrative and brings new stories to light.
Opinion: Not just a border dispute. Armenians lose their ethnic lands and treasures amid conflict
Thousands of ethnic Armenians have been forced to flee their homes, leaving behind cultural monuments and historic sites in the hands of Azerbaijani forces executing ethnic cleansing.
Column: Inside Mumbai
Through the streets of Dharavi, at the center of Mumbai is a vibrant culture, though many people struggle to make ends meet.
Opinion: Can we be smart about using AI?
Humans possess an irreplaceable ability to create; AI should not replace the human touch that makes art captivating.
Opinion : How we can de-radicalize our government and better our electoral system.
Replacing the current primary election system and reforming the process of selecting candidates will allow our government to find productive moderation.
Opinion: The real cost of the British royal family
How the increased economic spending on the British royals have caused a decline in their popularity.
Opinion: A second concussion suffered by Tua Tagovailoa presses the need for change in the NFL’s concussion protocol
A potential second concussion on Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa presses the need for the NFL to improve their concussion protocols.