Health · Race · Socioeconomic
How Water Contamination in the US Disproportionally Affects Communities of Color
Water Contamination is a dangerous, all too common problem in many communities in the US. The communities most affected by…
How are Band Programs Inaccessible for Lower-Class Families and Students?
Learning to play an instrument can be quite costly, and many underfunded music programs cannot compensate for the cost and…
Gun Violence in America: A threat to POC
People of Color (POC) have been continuous victims of gun violence in the United States. This article breaks down the…
Education · Educational · Race
Teachers and Mentoring Students of Diverse Backgrounds
According to a study done between 2012 and 2017, on 233,982 students from third grade through twelfth grade, 78% of…
How Quidditch is Paving a New Path for Diversity
Quidditch is a popular sport among college students which has continued to grow in popularity since its beginning. However, due…
Why Are People of Color So Scarce in Pro Cycling?
On May 17, Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay won stage 10 of the Giro d’Italia, becoming the first Black African to…
Race · Socioeconomic · Sports
African Americans in Baseball: Bases Empty
Major League Baseball (MLB), America’s oldest professional sports league founded in the 1870s, marked history when drafting its first African…
Educational · Health · Sports
How Street Dance Can Improve Mental Health
Dance has been a core component of humanity and culture since the beginning of time. Besides the obvious physical benefits…
How Does Atlanta Handle the White Savior Trope Using Surrealism?
Atlanta has returned with a third season from its almost four-year hiatus. It sticks to its formula of simultaneously being…
Meet Dr. Ia Xiong, a Hmong Psychologist Helping Her Community
Many people have experienced intergenerational trauma. Among those are the people in the Hmong community. Many Hmong people in the…