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From Get Out to Candyman: What Horror Movies Teach Us About Systemic Racism

Horror movies and ghost stories are often dismissed as entertainment, yet they provide a platform for narratives that are often overlooked in society. One such narrative is racism, a complex topic that can be difficult to discuss openly with those outside a person's...

Why Black History Month Matters 

Black History Month is often dismissed as a brief departure from what some consider “real” history. In reality, it plays a vital role in uncovering events, contributions, and narratives that have long been marginalized or erased. As the nation continues to grapple...

Are Black Americans Hard to Research? BARS Study Proves Otherwise

What if I told you that one of the most pressing issues affecting Black people today isn’t about individual experiences, but collective realities? Mental health challenges in the Black community often go unaddressed. This is because of stigma, limited access to...
School Choice: Is it Creating Greater Educational Inequities?

School Choice: Is it Creating Greater Educational Inequities?

As the Democratic National Convention concluded in August, the complete turnover the party has undergone following President Joe Biden’s decision not to run for re-election cannot be understated. While the new nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, has garnered the...

Anti-Immigrant Sentiment – A Recurring and Dangerous Pattern

Anti-Immigrant Sentiment – A Recurring and Dangerous Pattern

As the United States enters the 2024 Election season, the topic of rising anti-immigrant sentiment has reentered into our society. Immigrants and their descendants play a huge role in who we are as a nation and are valuable members of our society. As a society, it’s...