3 Queer Icons of the Renaissance
LGBTQ+ people have always existed. It may be difficult to talk about identities in the most strict sense, given that these come to be in a...
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Remembering French brutality in Algeria
What was learned in K-12 encompasses everything that we know about the past, and it is K-12 education that promotes this oversimplified conception of colonization, barely scratching the surface of what it consists of.
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Common Misconceptions: The Vikings
Those we refer to as Vikings are not just village pillaging, bone crushing monsters that solely kill for the taste of blood. The Norse...
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A Tribute to American Hero Ruth Bader Ginsburg
An American legend, icon, pioneer, and a personal hero of mine has died all too soon. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a groundbreaking and...
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Paying Homage to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away today, Friday, September 18, 2020. I still remember learning about Ruth Bader...
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Queen Christina of Sweden – A Perplexing Exception?
Today we shall quickly return to our series of influential women in history. One of the most exceptional characters of the 17th century...
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Legendary Supreme Court Justice and Champion for Marginalized Groups
This past Friday, crowds of mourners gathered outside the United States Supreme Court several hours after it was announced that Justice...
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5 Period Dramas to Binge on Netflix
With school starting up again, everyone needs something to watch during their relaxation time. Even though Netflix has a large variety of...
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RBG: Our Queen and All She Did For Us
On Friday, September 18, 2020, the American people received the tragic news that Supreme Court Justice and feminist QUEEN Ruth Bader...
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The Story of Queen Amanirenas
t feels like a crime that I never learned about her in school. Her story is one of perseverance, determination, and overall badassery.
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Hey, Guess What Still Matters
It really does not make sense to say “All Lives Matter” when somebody says “Black Lives Matter,” because right now, not all lives are in danger.
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Historical Romances: Not a Secret Shame Anymore
Edited By- Anav Sawhney With the lockdown in place, this summer had me feeling sluggish and unproductive. I had no desire to do anything...
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Sports and Politics: Why These Two Walk Together
When players boycott a game as a protest or when women play football and triumph the world, that’s when sports is also a political act
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The History of Labor Day
With Labor Day right around the corner, I have come to the realization that I do not know the history behind this holiday. In all my time...
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The Real Story of Mulan
I know it's crazy to think that Disney’s classic version of this story isn’t the only version of this beloved character, but the story of Mulan dates back long before Disney entered the picture in the 1990s.
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The History of Body Hair
To shave or not to shave?
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Why Are Women’s Sizes all so different?
Are you tired of never knowing what size you are? Are you annoyed that each store's sizes are different? Find out why.
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There's More to Masks Than Just This Pandemic
With masks now a normal and necessary part of life, it got me thinking of their prior uses besides the current pandemic. Turns out, they have historical and cultural significance far beyond this particular health crisis.
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What You Missed While You Were Watching *Insert Sappy TV Show*
If your feed is anything like mine, it has started to return to normal. Is “normal” really good, though? To keep your learning going, here’s a list of great documentaries, TV shows, and podcasts!
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Confronting Anti-Blackness: Addressing Bias, Pursuing Action
Reflection and implementation against racism.
