By Vanessa Falcon From Our August Issue Every day, the world is bombarded with news of tragedies, protests, and crises that seemingly put everything to a stop. With so much going on, many news platforms aren’t covering it all. In times when people want to rely on journalists and news reporting, there is a big…
By Rhobie Toussaint Imagine seeing someone of your demographic being murdered by a police officer: one that should have been a civil servant of the people, and ultimately, the embodiment of law and order. Political commentaries, memes across social media, class discussions, and even revolutionary black lives matter protests unleash in unison, taking the media…
By Tyler Banks In the wake of Black Lives Matter protests, a pandemic, and presidential rallies, the country has been forced to make changes; namely, in the school district of Miami-Dade County, plans are already being put to play as a result of the issues that the nation is currently facing. Change is inevitable. With…
By Andres Cruz Last Thursday, hundreds of mostly white protesters hit the streets in downtown St. Louis to protest the acquittal of former officer Jason Stockley in the shooting and killing of Anthony Lamar Smith in 2011. The purpose for the demonstration was to showcase white support for the black lives matter movement. As…