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The Dead Internet is Not A Theory

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Last year, in January, Forbes published an article titled “The Dead Internet Theory, Explained,” written by Dani Di Placido.

Gen Z’s Response to Charlie Kirk’s Death

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Within minutes of the fatal shooting of the 31-year-old conservative commentator and MAGA activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, graphic videos of Kirk’s death began circulating on social media sites; within hours, these video

Are You a Victim of the Alt-Right Pipeline?

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Clean Girl Aesthetic

A Week in Pieces: Existing in the Mess

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I had big plans this week—but none of them came through.

Censorship in the “Land of the Free”

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It isn’t a secret that books have a history of spreading unwanted information, messages, and propaganda. However, books are also a means to amplify the voices and visions of the oppressed, marginalized, and disenfranchised.

Transgender Representation in the Media

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The representation of a group of people in publicly accessible media may be the most important component in the way that group is viewed. This is especially true for transgender people.

Coming Of Age Story: Why Black Representation for Young Girls Matters

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The Power of Seeing Yourself

Valentine's Day: How To Feel Content When Single

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Valentine’s Day brings advertisements galore of the types of presents you should buy, the type of gestures a man or woman should make and how the receiving party should react.

Love for “Romantasy”

Display at Onyx Storm book release party, Barnes and Noble, Livonia, Michigan, Jan. 1, 2025. Photo by Emily Kunzelman

Display at Onyx Storm book release party, Barnes and Noble, Livonia, Michigan, Jan. 21, 2025. Photo by Emily Kunzelman

Tweenage Wasteland: Why Young Girls Are Missing Out on This Vital Awkward Stage

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Growing up as a young girl is a misunderstood difficulty that only those who lived it can understand, particularly from the ages of nine to twelve, or the “preteen” era.

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