The Politics of 'One Piece': Morality over Ideology
Through Luffy's adventures, One Piece underscores a critical message: strength lies in moral clarity that transcends party lines and embraces universal values.
Joshua Adams
Why We Need to Stop Saying ‘People of Color’ When We Mean ‘Black People’
It’s okay to call me Black. And if you feel it isn’t, I still insist that you do
The Connection Between Black English and Memes
How African American Vernacular English made it to the internet
The Problem With Right-Wing Comedy
Rightwing comedy is comedic in a way Shakespearean comedy can be: a story catalyzed from a misunderstanding; reaction instead of reflection
Why Liberals View Right-Wing Media as Fringe, But It's Actually Mainstream
The center of gravity for news media in America has shifted
Growing Up Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Their ‘thuggish ruggish’ doo-wop and rapid raps spoke to the turbulence of inner cities during the ’90s
‘Catch These Hands’: The Black Boxer Trope in Fighting Video Games
Who needs a weapon when you are a weapon?
On LeBron, Bronny and the Narrowness of our Nepotism Debate
Rather than engage in discourse about whether LeBron’s influence on Bronny’s spot in the NBA is good or bad, conversations like these need to evolve past litigating any individual instance of nepotism
Unpacking the Complicated History of the Black Cowboy
Historians estimate that around 1 in 4 cowboys were Black
Banning TikTok Will Only Make Youth More Cynical
Removing TikTok is another reason for the youth to be disengaged in the political cycle