By Vanessa Falcon The 2020 election has been historical in every sense of the word. Record-breaking voters rushed to the polls, and an outstanding amount of young voters chose to have their voices heard. The moments that led to so many young people to rush to the polls were the summers filled with riots and…
By Karla Perez Junior State of America (JSA), the student-led organization that inspires students to share their voices in political matters, held a live Zoom on Friday. Republican strategist and policy advisor Lanhee Chen served as the guest speaker that many joined the live to listen to. Students were encouraged to attend the free event…
By Vanessa Falcon TikTok is dead. At least that was what American citizens were led to believe. The constant custody battle over TikTok left many wondering if there was something more to the app than fun dances and quick recipes. Though, the truth is that there is so much beyond the surface. TikTok has been…
By Michelle Mairena From our August issue On the night of February 26, 2012, Sybrina Fulton’s world was shaken and shattered. Her 17-year-old son, Trayvon Martin, was fatally shot as he returned to his father’s residence from a quick 7-Eleven trip in Sanford, Florida. Trayvon was unarmed, carrying nothing with him but a bag of…