Opinion

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Why Your Radical Media is Only a Sedative

You left the theater feeling righteous, watching a movie about a corrupt mega-corporation getting humiliated, or perhaps you watched a movie about a group of debt-ridden underdogs taking a stand against a sadistic elite.

Your Comfort is Someone Else’s Cage

The path of least resistance is leading us to a social and ecological desert.

How Comparison Shapes Confidence Among Students at Henry Ford College Campus

On a random afternoon at Henry Ford College, a student walks out of class feeling proud. They studied, they understood the material, and for once, things made sense.

Then someone nearby says, “I got a 98.”

Information Overload

Information overload can take its toll on all of us.

Comparing Lives: Social Media and Student Pressure

Graphic courtesy of Now Now, Inc.

Many college students spend their mornings and evenings looking through social media. Whether on Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat, timelines can sometimes be filled with selective highlights of success, relationships, and lifestyle successes.

Editorial: Climate Refugees Deserve Human Rights

Accumulated sewage is contaminating Gaza's water supply - Rafah, April 24, 2024. Photo courtesy of BBC

Accumulated sewage is contaminating Gaza's water supply - Rafah, April 24, 2024. Photo courtesy of BBC.

Strands of Survival: Hair as History and Rebellion

For many, hair is simply an aesthetic choice, but within the Afrikan diaspora, it represents a complex intersection of ancestral memory, systemic resistance, and identity.

Heeding the Warnings of George Orwell’s Newspeak

George Orwell cleverly kept his pieces under a pen name. Orwell’s real name had in fact been Eric Arthur Blair. Orwell was a British writer and journalist, and a survivor of colonial rule, poverty, and war.

Herb Your Enthusiasm: Benefits of Herbalism

The herbal medicinal product market is expected to gross $326.46 billion by 2032, according to Coherent Market Insights. This astronomical growth can be attributed to a multigenerational interest in traditional medicine.

Abe Mohamed, Former Student and Friend, is Dead at Nineteen

Abe Mohamed photo courtesy of Malak Dahi

Abe Mohamed photo courtesy of Malak Dahi

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