
Nahla: Representing the Communities Who Have No Voice In Cinema
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We live in a world where society is predominantly led by…


“No Estamos Esperanzados”: Expectations of California Day Laborers for the New President and COVID-19 Measures
For many of us, life has been brought to a halt…


Caught in a Loop: An Appropriation of Hoops
Gold, silver, large, small, tassels, and decorations: hoop…

Lil Foo Coffee: Culture, Coffee, South Central Pride
Frankie Martinez, a trans non-binary Latinx male, born and…

Capturing the Brown Experience Through Photography
A Profile on Latina Photographer, Andrea Flores
Demonstrated…


Diversify Our Narrative: Social Activism in the Digital Age
When I was in the tenth grade, my Honors English teacher…

Altering the Standard
In a capitalist society, companies adopt differing values to distinguish and establish themselves within niche communities. The fashion industry is no exception—leading some companies to prioritize uniqueness, quality, and net profit.