How to ‘Decolonize your Media Diet’
After the killings of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd, as well as an overwhelming outpouring of support for black Americans, many began to wonder how…
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Documentaries To Keep You “Woke”
You’ve probably found yourself watching a little more TV than usual in 2020. While rewatching your go-to show or binging the newest drama series is…
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The Media’s Power in Affecting the BLM Narrative
Time and time again the public relies on media outlets and press coverage to inform us about the daily events of our nation and around…
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Tyler, The Creator Sheds A Light on Minority Content Mislabeling
“Backhanded Compliment.” That’s what musical artist Tyler, the Creator said following his win at the 2020 GRAMMYs. Rapper, singer, songwriter and producer, Tyler Gregory Okonma,…
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Why Celebrity Marriages Never Seem to Last
From Britney Spears’ 55-hour marriage to Kim Kardashian getting cold feet after 72 days, celebrities are known for their short-lived marriages.
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Leo Massey: “I believe that there are stories out there that need to be told”
For junior Leo Massey, film takes on more meaning than just something he chose to major in. Instead, Massey sees film as a medium that can transcend race, religion and sexual orientation, messages his upcoming project aims to tackle.
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Breaking A Glass Ceiling in Women’s Sports
Just last week, Serena Williams’ confrontation with umpire Carlos Ramos during the U.S. Open marked a resurgence of the decades-old debate surrounding sexism in sports….
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A Look Into Taylor Swift’s Reputation Tour
After releasing her hit album “Reputation” in October, Taylor Swift announced the highly anticipated dates of the Reputation World Tour to take place throughout Summer…
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Turning a Cheek to Unrealistic Beauty Standards
Are you sometimes tormented with thoughts telling you that you’re not pretty enough? Not skinny enough? Not sexy enough? You’re not alone.
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