In Observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Florida Treatment Center Inspire Recovery is a Beacon of Hope
Friday, November 20th marks the twenty-first year of the Transgender Day of Remembrance – a poignant reminder of the…
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Elexus Jionde’s ‘Angry Black Girl’ Holds a Magnifying Glass Up to American History
There is a long-standing public relationship between Black femininity and anger. The Angry Black Woman trope is infamous…
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NJ Adult-Use Cannabis Bill Critiqued for Lack of Equity
This election equipped a suffocating America with an oxygen tank, hope and a concrete plan to address the pandemic and…
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Desperately Waiting for Klaatu, Science, or Keanu Reeves to Save Us From COVID
“I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from…
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Director Karim Kassem on Connecting to His Lebanese Roots Through His Films While Lebanon Heals
Karim Kassem, a filmmaker, director, and screenwriter from Lebanon, has had a year full of lows and highs. The good:…
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Video: MAGA Marchers and Biden Supporters Violently Disrupt in DC
Yesterday a video surfaced of Trump and Biden supporters clashing in DC. There has been quite a lot of aggression…
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3 Environmental Campaigns from the Past that Provide a Blueprint for Tackling Climate Change
The past can often provide us a blueprint for a way forward and this applies to climate change. While the task of…
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“Hemp Can Change the World”: Shadi Ramey’s Carbon Neutral Hemp Cookbook
Shadi Ramey is a chef and hemp farmer who combines her love for cultural anthropology, diversity, sustainability,…
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