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Hurricane Ian: Aftermath and Restoration
Weeks later, communities are still recovering from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Read more about the damage and relief efforts in this article by Sophia Garcia.
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Parkland School Shooter Given Life Sentence
After more than 4 years. Parkland school shooter, Nikolas Cruz’s legal fate has been decided. Written by Melanie Cabrera, read as she talks about the history between the shooting and the decision for Cruz’s punishment.
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Brightline Closes In On Phase 2 Expansion
Brightline’s high-speed railway from Miami to Orlando has been in the making for four years and it is finally complete. To learn more about the railway, read this article written by Sofia Palomino.
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Miami-Dade School Board Voted Against LGBTQ History Month
A vote by the Miami Dade School Board voted in opposition to declaring October LGBTQ History Month. Read the article by our writer D’arin Floyd-Baldwin to learn more.
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Meta Who?
By Valentina Foglia For 17 years, Facebook has been one of the most known social media platforms in the world. In the wake of Facebook’s recent rebranding, many are left to wonder the effect of this, especially what Meta means for new generations. Meta was specifically established by the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg…
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Low Voter Turnout Rates in Miami-Dade
By Anthony Vidal Local elections in Miami-Dade County hit a low point this year. In some districts, voter turnout was as slow as one percent while staying under 30% throughout the county. On Election Day, November 2nd, early voting began in Miami-Dade County with a drastically low turnout of 11.17%. The mayor elections that started…
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Fighting for The People: Young People in Miami Advocate for H.R. 1
By Carlineissa Jean Francois Many people have come out in support of the For the People Act in the last year and will continue to fight until the bill is passed. The For the People Act, also known as the H.R.1. Bill, is a bill aimed at combating voter suppression and government corruption. Many people…
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M-DCPS Updates Quarantine Protocols
By Kevin Perez Miami Dade County Public Schools officially reopened its doors to its approximate 356,086 students on Monday, August 23rd. For many students, this is their first time being on school grounds since early 2020 and it will certainly look different. Prior to the schools reopening, the school board agreed on new COVID-19 guidelines,…
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M-DCPS Approves Mask Mandate for 2021-22 School Year
By Fabiha Faruque Tension erupts within the state and as two South Floridian districts set out to implement rules that will require masks for the 2021-2022 school year. This comes weeks after Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 21-175, allowing parents to decide whether their children should wear face coverings. Miami-Dade County Public Schools has…
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Record-Breaking Anti-Trans Bills Are Being Considered
By Hermes Falcon and Anthony Vidal From Our May/June Magazine 117: A record breaking number of anti-trans bills have been brought to the attention of Congress in 2021, 51 more than last year and a whopping 98 more than in 2019, according to the Human Rights Campaign. After the Equality Act was passed throughout the…
