Marcellus Martin Contributor There’s no doubt that there has been critical legal and systemic reform in how Black people are treated in the United States. But culturally, things seem like they have not changed, and they have gotten worse. Growing up, natural features such as larger thighs, darker than average skin, box braids, and big lips, Read More
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Biden’s Faith
Sam Stroud Opinion Editor It has actually been a quite bizarre phenomena that America, as religious as it still is, despite how secular it has become, has had leaders in recent history who are not incredibly religiously inclined. Barack Obama was a not a regular church goer, and Donald Trump’s imitation of “faith” was almost Read More
Read MoreOur Government Must Reflect Us
Marcellus Martin Contributor With over 81 million votes cast for Joe Biden, he has received the most votes cast in any U.S. election. But Kamala Harris, who was also on the ballot with Biden, received those votes, also. Outside of the 2020 election, the 2008 and the 2012 presidential elections broke election records, and those votes Read More
Read MoreAthletes are more than players
Hanna Cooper Sports Editor With the rise of celebrities using their platform to express their opinions on issues concerning all things COVID-19, social justice and the presidential campaign, the role of athletes on the field has been called into question. Many people view sports as entertainment, which has led to the notion that athletes lose their Read More
Read MoreOval Office is Overbearing
Sam Stroud Opinion Editor Thursday marks the anniversary of the adoption of our country’s constitution. Even though there are no fireworks being shot off, the day is just as important to our great nation as July 4. The Constitution is the single most important cornerstone which this country rests upon. It has defined what kind of Read More
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