Children’s media has seen a much-deserved upsurge in appreciation over the years, with animation, in particular, making strides to disabuse the perception of itself as a lesser medium. Now, for
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Many Gen Zers, myself included, have found themselves rolling their eyes at articles written by older generations lamenting our reluctance to have children. Said reluctance is perfectly understandable, especially when

In most respects, it can be said that the feminist movement has progressed a great deal since its initial inception. Obviously, we still have a good way to go in

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I was privileged enough to be given the opportunity to study abroad in London my sophomore year as part of

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In the current climate, it is tempting to take every intimation of good news at face value. Stories about people

18As much as we all like to think that humanity would band together in the face of disaster, and much

Liberal endorsement of Joe Biden as the 2020 presidential nominee was tentative at best. Many felt that Biden was too

My initial reason for going into journalism was because I felt that the profession is indispensable to democracy, meaning when