I first dipped my toes in the GSA movement when I was 11 and saw an older classmate hang a poster advertising my school’s GSA club. Sporting a shy grin and using a pile of textbooks to hide my face, I sat through a presentation on the definitions of various...
White cisgender straight Christian men sit at the top of society, and so, when some of them see oppressed groups gaining basic human rights, it upsets them. They feel victimized because, as society moves closer to equality, they will no longer sit on the top of the...
Ajay Kusnoor recalls the fear he felt coming out to his Indian parents when he was a teen living in a predominantly white community in Texas. He was afraid of becoming an outcast and wondered whether his parents would ever speak to him again. “A real fear for me was...
Viral hits and overnight sensations with limited longevity that lack true artistry have recently flooded the music industry leaving a desire for sustainable artists with undeniable talent to revive the industry. Enter Los Angeles-based female pop duo Joyeur. Though...
Imagine some of the individuals you see at school on a daily basis, whether they be the ones you bump into during passing period, the members of your English class, or even those that you call your best friends. Latino, white, Asian, and black kids all make up part of...
It’s hard to believe that you may be walking the same halls as the future president. Perhaps your seatmate in history class will one day win an Oscar. Today’s star athlete may be tomorrow’s Olympic gold medalist. It may sound like a bit of a stretch, but Corona del...
Hands clapping. Fans shouting. Chants rising. Thunder, lightning, flashes of green and gold. Swelling noise, and chilling silence. Stillness. Motion. Growth. Unity. This is the Mira Costa High School family. This is the experience of an eternity. This is more than...
