“Is the American Dream at the expense of the American Negro?” 55 years after James Baldwin’s historic Cambridge address, the issue still remains. We ask: can racism ever become a...
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“Is the American Dream at the expense of the American Negro?” 55 years after James Baldwin’s historic Cambridge address, the issue still remains. We ask: can racism ever become a...
My gaze got caught in the reflection of the glass door beside me. As I stared, so did she. She loves walking through autumn leaves like I do. She loves...
Men will have a better view of your angles if you sit like a statue. If you do happen to be one of the cursed women that does have their...
The small green bottle circled around, clanging against the prop-up breakfast-in-bed type table, which he’d set up next to his relatively inert and positively relaxed body. He was not exactly...
In reaction to the current global pandemic, French philosopher Albert Camus' 1947 novel The Plague, timely once more, has suddenly soared to number twenty-five on the French best seller list...
I remember a brief phase in my primary school education where I would stick a pencil between my thumb and index finger and rock my hand — my fingers crucially...
Some artists have a strong social voice that speaks out about the times. It clearly needs to be heard. More than a century before the Me Too Movement took hold,...
In the 1960s, from Paris to Prague, Woodstock to the Isle of Wight, young people spoke out in protest. Today's students are again a significant force. Their resources must be...
A new invasion now threatens this sparsely populated land. Those hungry for its wealth of minerals, tempted by fossil fuel or seeking strategic access for shipping and polar defense are...
