By Vanessa Falcon In a country where equality is preached, and freedom and justice for all is promised, minorities still face the harsh reality of America— for the Trans community, this is the case for freedom of expression and identity. Transgender men and women, especially of color, have received hatred for decades, even from other…
By Kelly Sanchez Spoilers Ahead When I first saw the trailer for “The Invisible Man,” it instantly caught my attention. One could tell the producers wanted to make it simple and clear — it’s an invisible man haunting his ex-girlfriend, and the concept (while seemingly impossible), didn’t seem hard to grasp. But, it doesn’t take…
By Samantha Jimenez Through chaotic beats, rhythmic romance, and personal concerns expressed through his lyrics, Childish Gambino returns to the music scene with an amalgamation of hard-hitting tracks. Donald Glover, who goes by his stage name Childish Gambino, has not released a full length album since Awaken, My Love! in 2016. Some singles and EPs…
By Roxana Casanueva Food is the root of everything. It evokes memories, creates experiences, and is so cherished around the world that there are several holidays dedicated to its celebration. It’s fascinating how relationships and cultures are built around appetizing cuisines. Spring break is here, and while we might be stuck at home, this week…
By Angely Peña and Luis Mila Men are the epitome of power and they deserve a month for themselves. They have created wars, sparked revolutions, developed laws, and all for a better cause — If women have a month, why can’t men? Such a progressive sex calls for celebration. “Women’s History Month ” congratulates the…
By Carla Rubio Social distancing can be a drag for anyone not used to staying home, and finding something to do — other than work or house chores —is a must. This ennui has naturally driven people to almost desperately find and practice new hobbits. Among these, many individuals —if not the majority of all…
By Fabiha Faruque A week ago, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the continuation of virtual school — but with a twist. All schools in Florida will remain closed as the school shutdowns have been extended into next month up until at least April 15. “So, all we’ve said basically to the K-12 schools is we’re…
By Luis Mila An infinite bounty of bugs, fish, shells, oranges, pears, apples, peaches, coconuts, bells, and debt to pay – Animal Crossing is a series beloved by many. It’s newest edition, “Animal Crossing: New Horizons,” features a deserted island getaway package where the player is recognized as the representative resident. This means the player…
By Kymani Hughes Who says you can’t embrace your spring fashion wardrobe during quarantine? Sure, the coronavirus might have everyone in a panic but the season has only just begun, and a little time indoors shouldn’t stop you from pulling out those florals and bright patterns. Spring can be a little tricky at times, the…
By Yasmine Mezawi and Jaylyn Gonzalez As the number of coronavirus cases reported in Florida continues to rise, Floridians have entered a stage of shock and hysteria: Florida is now preparing for the worse. But while people are just now venturing to stores to buy sanitation products and prepapare for community spread, Miami Lakes Educational…