With the release of “Hogwarts Legacy,” the newest “Harry Potter” game developed by Avalanche Software, the conversation about J.K. Rowling’s prejudice and controversial beliefs continues. In...
On Oct. 26, the United States Senate confirmed former Federal Circuit Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court by a vote of 52-48. I, among several others, thought that rushing a confirmation with...
When Pope Francis was elected in 2013, he made history by being the first Jesuit pope, the first pope from the Americas and the first non-European pope since the eighth century. Since his election, he...
The University of Chicago has recently brought the topic of trigger warnings and safe spaces back to public discussion. In a letter to incoming first-years, the dean of students declared trigger warnings...
By 2020 the Gaza Strip could become uninhabitable, according to the United Nations. The small Palestinian territory, which is about the size of New Jersey, hosts around 1.8 million people. So where are...
We live in a world where what you appear to be matters more than what you are.
There’s no better example of this than straight-passing. This phrase defines someone who identifies as queer but doesn’t...
Janice Covington Allison is making history as the first transgender candidate for the North Carolina Democratic Party chair, but the journey is not without roadblocks.
Allison made waves in 2012 when...
Which is more important to fight: racial oppression or gay discrimination?
This shouldn’t be a question we ask ourselves. The two are equally important, and those who call themselves advocates of...
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