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Louis Ruziecki made clear in his article “Defenders of Fidel Castro are in denial about his tyranny” that he is no fan of the now deceased Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro.
The world is rid of one less tyrannical dictator with the long awaited and deserved death of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.The Socialist dictator took power in 1959 under the guise that he would bring much needed democratic reforms to the small island nation of Cuba.
What do you do about underperforming or poorly managed public school districts? How do you ensure the educational and developmental needs of children are being met?
As this is the last column I will write this semester, I wanted to address an issue very close to home.
With the rising tensions brought by the incoming Donald J. Trump presidency and the United States’ imminent impact on the rest of the world due to the hyper-connectivity of globalization, it is not a surprise that scholars are looking at many ways to fully understand what the hell is and isn't about to happen in the world we live in today.Many folks in academia look into critical race theory and postcolonial criticisms, among many other lenses of critiques.
The events that have occurred surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline Project (DAPL) over the past few months have been increasingly dehumanizing and downright terrifying.
The internet wants to tell us that 2016 has been the worst year in human history.
Now that the presidential election is over and some time has passed, I think it is time to dive into the numbers to see exactly what took place on Nov. 8.
When I see an interesting or just plain pretty sight, my first instinct is to appreciate it. I let the sight, the composition of my surroundings, the colors and the daylight flood over me as I take it all in.
I must say that I do not intend to normalize President-elect Trump’s divisive rhetoric.
President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Stephen Bannon as senior counselor and chief West Wing strategist has made waves in the past couple of weeks.
The Dakota Access Pipeline has been a subject of major controversy and has come under intense public protest.
Last week I walked into what has been the saving grace for recent black films. “Moonlight” is a biopic drama about the tumultuous life of the director, Barry Jenkins, and how he navigates growing up in poverty alongside understanding his sexuality.
"KONY 2012" marked the rise of social media awareness campaigns.
It’s only been 13 days since the election results rolled in — 13!
In these dark times, one can expect little from their government.
Mental health issues and illnesses are rarely spotlighted within the Muslim American community.
There we have it.
Just one year ago, I was in the midst of my junior year of college and I made the decision that I had to take a semester abroad.
It was clear from the get-go that the 2016 Presidential election would be a divisive one.
