Nations and Nationalism: Otherization Within Japanese and American Society
Sarah Olivia Sullivan Image via Johnathan Ernst (left), Issei Kato (right) *** Otherization has manifested itself in American tribal politics as…
March 2026
The U.S. Will Always be at War
Nathan Wellman Photo via Joe Rosenthal, AP *** It’s never fully about destroying nuclear weapons, stopping drug trade, or promoting…
The People of Cuba Deserve Better
Nadia Garriga Photo via Ramon Espinosa *** Cuba is under a severe economic crisis, making Trump’s rampant desire for total…
Truth For Man Does Not Exist—But You Know What Does: Narration
Ariana Sebourne Image via Podcastics *** Reading Clarice Lispector’s The Hour of the Star, I came to realize two things:…
America’s Next Victim: Cuba
Maahi Kumar Photo via Cubania Travel *** This past Monday, March 16th, Cuba experienced its third nationwide blackout in the…
Keeping It in the Film, Not the Speeches
Jamila Urena Cast and Film Makers of One Battle After Another accepting award for Best Picture, Photo via Getty Images…
Sickly Thin is Back In—If You Can Afford It
Catherine Topps Image via The Scientist *** To preface, this article will be talking about infectious diseases, drug use, eating…
Six Oscars Later: Decoding One Battle After Another
Andrea Lizeth Dominguez Photo via LeMonde *** The Academy Awards, commonly known as the Oscars, often claim to reward artistic excellence.…
The Hidden Climate Policymakers: How Local Zoning Boards Shape America’s Emissions
Eloisa Harper Image via National Property Inspections *** In the United States, people argue that the federal government shapes (and…