By Kymani Hughes Yesterday, Twitter released a new feature called Fleets, allowing users to post spur-of-the-moment photos or text that will automatically disappear after 24 hours. Fleets — as in “fleeting thoughts” — will roll out to all iPhone and Android users worldwide over the coming days, the company addressed. Twitter Fleets can cite tweets…
By Kymani Hughes Daniella Levine Cava left a mark on the world on November 3rd as she became Miami-Dade County’s first female mayor and the principal non-Cuban Mayor since Stephen Clark in the mid-1990s. Her Republican rival Esteban “Steve” Bovo who lost to the Democrat said that Cava’s mission “worked superbly to make the race…
By Kelly Sanchez It’s safe to say that most parents want the best for their child, but there’s a point where they cross a line. That is when they try to change who their children are. Children are their own people and they shouldn’t be told how to think and feel. People are either happy…
By: Jaylyn Gonzalez For the past three years, Ariana Grande—a long-standing pop and contemporary R&B artist—has been driven to shift her life towards a state of happiness and pleasure. At just 27 years old, Grande has reached a point in life where she’s preserved trials and tribulations from the tragic 2017 Manchester Arena bombing during…
By Jaylyn Gonzalez As of November 7th, Kamala Harris became the first woman, first woman of color, and first South Asian-American, to hold the title of Madam Vice President—surpassing Nancy Pelosi as the most powerful woman in Washington, D.C. There is no shortage of “first’s” that have granted Harris her new elected title of the…
By Michelle Mairena After a nail-biting race that has dragged on for four days and expected to continue for longer, Democratic Candidate Joe Biden has reached 273 Electoral Votes, surpassing the votes needed to become the president-elect of the United States. The key state for Biden’s race was Pennsylvania, a state that went to Donald…
By Carla Rubio While you are anxiously (or excitedly) waiting for the results of the presidential election, spend your time listening to some politically driven, patriotic, or all around inspiring hits by some of your favorite artists.
By Sophia Garcia With a new generation of voters being able to partake in the 2020 election, political parties and their supporters have gone to the internet to tell Gen Z the best way to get their vote in. Though the Democratic and Republican parties disagree, people have been able to get in their vote…
By Angely S. Pena-Agramonte Following her 2019 album, In the Name of Love, a pioneer of the kpop industry, CL, recently made a long awaited comeback after her previous album left her fans—”Cheshires”—wanting more. Being only one of the many great albums CL has released or been a part of, she puts herself back into…
by Ajmaane Andre From Our August Issue Many have stated that Generation Z is one like no other. With recent tragedies hitting many countries and some with problems that have been ongoing for years, Gen Z has been at the head of it all by taking to social media and spreading the news as much…