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28 Oct Social Distance: But Make It Fashion
We know in today’s world that it’s very difficult to enjoy yourself in major crowds and be fashionable at the same time. But, we came up with a concept that shows how you can social distance and be fashionable altogether. Photographer: AARON NI’JAI (@iamnijai) Stylist/Creative Director:...
27 Oct Jaime Harrison: Running for Senate
Jaime Harrison is the Democratic nominee running against Lindsey Graham for the Senate seat in South Carolina. And although he aligns with the left, he is the first to admit that party affiliation doesn’t matter to him. “He’ll work with anyone, regardless of party, to...
25 Oct The Creators of Black Lives Matter
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It’s been six years since the development of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. The movement was an immediate response to the death of Trayvon Martin and the acquittal of George Zimmerman in his murder trial. And the movement has only grown from there. As...
23 Oct Artist Howardena Pindell Unveils New Exhibition on Racial Injustice
The Shed Presenting her first video in 25 years, 77-year old Howardena Pindell’s new solo exhibition Rope/Fire/Water examines the history of violence and racist attacks in the U.S through her personal experiences. After closing on March 13, the Shed in Hudson Yards, New York, welcomed...
22 Oct Jeanie Buss: First Female Owner Wins an NBA Championship
In recent weeks, history or should I say, “herstory,” was made when Jeanie Buss became the first female owner to win an NBA Championship upon the victory of the Los Angeles Lakers win over the Miami Heat. She accepted the Larry O’Brien trophy and made...
13 Oct The Biden Harris Ticket is History in the Making
If the Biden Harris ticket is elected come November, it will quite literally be history in the making. Although the United States has seen many powerful leaders resemble Joe Biden, it is Kamala Harris that is atop everyone’s mind, especially since the Vice Presidental debate...
11 Oct If Money Can’t Buy Love, It Can’t Buy Championships Either. Just ask the New York Yankees.
So close, yet so far away. With a disappointing exit from the 2020 playoffs, the New York Yankees come face to face with the dilemma: What exactly is the problem? All Yankees fans are in Spain…. just without the S. They are like the Washington...
08 Oct Service Workers and COVID-19
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Set the scene: imagine working as a server in a restaurant that has reopened their dining room with limited tables, an increased cleaning protocol, fewer employees, and the same influx of guests all to appease the state orders for safe dining during COVID-19. This is...
06 Oct Megan Thee Stallion Sends a Message During SNL Performance
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Saturday Night Live and their comedians are no stranger to pushing the limits of jokes and sketches, but during the first episode of the 46th season it was a musician guest that had everyone talking. Megan thee Stallion used her performance of her popular song,...