Pro Prose: Prescott looks exciting even with Cowboys loss
The Dallas quarterback led a valiant effort against the defending champs during Thursday Night Football.
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Soccer in the States: U.S. Men’s National Team off to shaky start in 2022 World Cup Qualifiers
The first three games of the campaign have been far from convincing and marred with controversy.
Hustle and Fro: It’s not white people music
Musical genres typically associated with white artists, like rock and country, often disregard the Black artists that made them successful.
Back In My Day: Now is a good time to love your COVID people.
As coronavirus restrictions loosen around the world, appreciating those who stuck by us along the way is the first step of post-pandemic recovery.
The Summer “C” Series: Chronically Catherine Contracts COVID
I’m Chronically Catherine, and I’m living proof that someone who has not only been fully vaccinated, but has also been on hydroxychloroquine and other COVID therapies for more than two years, can still get COVID.
Triple Bottom Line: Ethical capitalism is an oxymoron
Our historically capitalist system creates a positive feedback loop, generating increased environmental and financial inequities.
Putting the ‘I’ in Immigrant: Undocumented immigrants deserve more from our immigration system
As human beings, as vital members of society, and as contributors to their communities, undocumented immigrants deserve an immigration system that acknowledges their inherent rights.
Chronically Catherine: Weighing my self-worth over side effects and swimsuit size
With summer on the horizon, medication side effects, like weight gain, present a unique body confidence challenge for the chronically ill.
The Eck’s Factor: ‘Reforming from the inside’ is a hoax
From Greek life to police to gay Republicans, reforming prejudiced institutions from the inside is not plausible.
The Left and the Left Out: A binary choice is no choice at all
Political parties muddle democracy and increase polarization.