Micah Watkins expresses the importance of challenging he American “history” we are often taught and why it is meaningful to do your own research outside of what you already know.
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For pride month, Grace Ellsworth discusses sexuality, the intricacies of labels, and the harmful connotations that come with being bisexual.
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Discussing the lack of respect and appreciation black women in America receive and the harsh impact this has on a black woman’s self-worth.
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Camilla Johnson shares her take on the lack of black representation in pop culture today as well as the detrimental effects it has on black youth.
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a blush of pink, freckled violet, and dotted with scarlet
a curl of amber lip, with a soft ochre smile
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Adam awoke to his screeching alarm at four in the morning.
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My weight is something that I am confronted with constantly; every single time I look at the mirror, see the numbers on the scale, or pick at the extra fat stored in my hands or behind my knees, I remember how different I am than the majority of my peers.
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Then comes the thoughts. Oh, the thoughts! Those annoying little voices saying you are not good enough, that you will mess something up, that something will go horribly wrong.
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Grace Ellsworth delves deeper into the many flaws of the private school system.
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I must play sports, I must have gotten my height through genetics, and I must love it, right? No, not exactly.
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Debunking the “If they’re older than you, they must be wiser than you” myth with Mischa White.
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i stand at the top of a staircase.
enveloped in light, but mired in sin.
a lucifer complex.
Earning your own self-respect
is more important
than the respect
of any passerby.
you.
your hair, running through it
drives me insane.
all the things I need to say to you, but I can’t
I don’t want things to change
Adventure: an unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity.
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A reflection of simpler times—of youth and innocence—with G. Holliday.
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The day I started asking questions I was ten. It was the same year I decided that I wanted to be called “Pink” instead of “Catherine”. Both my mother and I loved the color, and all of my mother’s clothes were pink, but that’s not really important.
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Why are we not included in the Dream?
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I tried to kill myself. Twice. Within the same year.
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