How Diverse is Netflix’s LGBTQ+ Show “Heartstopper”?
Members of the LGBTQ+ community crave to see characters like them on screen. While few films and shows have managed to include accurate representation, Netflix’s…
Are Street Signs In America Accessible To All Language Speakers?
With many immigrants coming to America, this country has around 337 spoken languages. However, many speakers of different languages struggle traveling because most street signs…
Affordable Housing Crisis and Its Impact on Minority Group’s Accessibility
The United States is undergoing an affordable housing crisis, made worse by the current Covid-19 pandemic, impacting low-income minority households disproportionately. This article explores the…
How The Ignorance Surrounding Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Has Sparked a Movement
Violent crime rates against indigenous women are alarming, and they often receive very little attention from law enforcement and the media. This fact has caused…
How and Why Does Food Insecurity Disproportionately Hurt Marginalized Groups?
In 2019, 10.5% of Americans experienced food insecurity, defined as a lack of access to adequate and healthy foods. Food insecurity is a complex issue…
Job Availability for the Asian Community in America
In the recent blockbuster film Everything Everywhere All At Once, American audiences have the chance to learn about Evelyn, an Asian American woman and the…
How North Carolina’s Gerrymandering History Could Have a National Effect
North Carolina’s history of gerrymandering has created several supreme court cases. This fall, SCOTUS is set to hear Moore v. Harper, a North Carolina case…
Baseball Umpires: A Need to Bring More Minority Representation
Baseball umpires are an essential part of the sport due to their ability to make decisions on difficult plays and enforce the game’s rules. MLB…
How “Lady Bird” Falls in the Trap of White Feminism
Feminist films have become quite the trend in the past decade. Since the feminist movement started gaining massive media attention and traction, Hollywood jumped on…
How Much Diversity Is There Among Black Students at HBCUs?
Despite only comprising 3% of American colleges and universities, historically Black colleges and universities are attended by 10% of all Black college students. Per the…
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