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Cultural Criticism

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Arts & Entertainment

Social Media is a facade: Do you know what you’re watching?

Latray Barber Washington
August 11, 2025
Cultural Criticism

Fight ignorance, not immigrants!

Nahla Criswell
August 8, 2025
Moody sad image from Young Royals Season 2.
Arts & Entertainment

Queer Media: The Toll It Has On Us

Aven Hamilton-Iammartino
August 8, 2025
A collage of social media app logos jumbled together.
Academics

The Real Impact of Social Media on Teens

Yojansel Suazo
August 6, 2025
Photograph of an protest against deportation in an urban area. Focused on a woman holding up a sign that reads 'stop seperating immigrant families.'
Cultural Criticism

Mass Deportation: How it’s crushing our country

Thalita Almondes
August 5, 2025
Cartoon of a father saying to a son "what's the point of living through you if you only come in second?"
Academics

Parents living through their children: Why is it so wrong?

Isaiah Roseau
August 5, 2025
Bar of 'Dubai Chocolate,' staged on the official FIX website.
Cultural Criticism

Dubai Chocolate: A Kadayif Craze

Val Miller
August 5, 2025
A teenage couple sitting on the floor of a high school with their backs to the lockers.
Cultural Criticism

The double standard she lives by: she dates to marry, he dates to play

Khamyra Randall
July 28, 2025
Vector image of a phone with notifications on it and miniature people swarming around the phone.
Cultural Criticism

How to beat screen addiction: The scary addiction that no one wants to stop

Wahid Ibrahim
July 24, 2025
Illustrated silhouettes of diverse women, holding hands in front of an illustrated sunset.
Cultural Criticism

Women are perceived wrong in 2025! Here are 5 myths about women, busted.

Madison Duffy
July 24, 2025
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