Westside Fridays: Episode 5
In this Valentine’s Day episode, we heard speakers discuss topics like being yourself and African American discrimination. We also heard…
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V-Day or Pay Day?
Many people all over the world celebrate Valentine’s Day but is the holiday based on having love for a significant other or how much money a person spends on you to express their love for you?
Perceptions and Judgements On The People Of Color
It’s sad that still until this day my people are being judged by the color of our skin and not the content of our character.
Racial Separation Still in Schools?
When living in the progressive, liberal bay area, we tend to think that racial segregation is irrelevant to us. However, recently it has become apparent to me that at my school, there is definitely a sense of internalized segregation within the student body.
Acceptance
I’ve realized that being comfortable in my own skin should be one of the most important things to me.
Fame High Movie Review
This movie follows four teenagers with their social life, school life and at home life. They all had sacrificed so much of their time to be perfect, while they struggled and grew phenomenally.
Westside Fridays: Episode 4
The contributors in this week’s show talked about the dangers of drunk driving, giving insight to the youth about racial…
Against the Grain: A Review of Transgender Dysphoria Blues
In a world that can be largely ignorant to transgender issues, Grace exposes her struggle with extremely personal songs in a heartfelt and impressive way.
My Life
When I was 13, my parents got divorced. Before that, my family and my life made sense. School was easy, I wasn’t reserved and I talked to people.