(This is part four in an ongoing series that examines tropes that perpetuate harmful stereotypes and behaviors in media against women, people of color and the LGBTQ+ community. Click the
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On June 16th the U.S. Supreme Court shocked the nation with a landmark decision that will change the future of many LGBTQ+ employees. In a 6-3 decision, the supreme court
The phrase “agree to disagree” is an expression so commonplace that it goes largely unanalyzed, despite existing solely to provide advice that, given the current political climate, may prove unsound.
A photoshopped smiling black boy can be found in photos for the sample design modifications of the Confederate monument on The Square. Apart from the bizarre nature of this, hoping
When nothing else can, in the midst of tragedy and political unrest, sports possess the power to unite, inspire and
Many federal judges go through their entire careers without having heard a high-profile case. Damon J. Keith, on the other
Obed Manuel // Senior Staff Writer Several police office and paramedics stood around on a south Dallas street in 1956. On
