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Black Panther: A Step Towards a Better Reality

Civic imagination is defined as the ability to envision alternatives that address present cultural, social, political, and economic realities. Many artistic works throughout history have demonstrated this aspect of civic imagination, including films and novels such as Uncle Tom’s Cabin, The Grapes of Wrath, and Citizen Kane. Even now, there are cultural resources that promote […]

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Dress to Impress: Breaking down the Stereotypes Surrounding Women and Fashion

Stereotypes appear in a variety of forms and affect everyone, regardless of race, religion, gender, lifestyle, or belief. Stereotypes have existed for hundreds of years, but they were originally coined in 1922 by Walter Lippman. Throughout stereotypical history, women have frequently been the target of ridicule and bigotry. Women have always been judged by how […]

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Got Vaxx? How One Article Led to a Decrease in Vaccinations

Vaccines are administered to us within hours of birth, every few months for the first year of life, and, for most, annually for the remainder of our childhood and adulthood. Vaccinations, whether for the flu, tetanus, HPV, or COVID-19, are critical in preventing the spread of mild to dangerous diseases. However, more than 20 years […]

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You’re Under Attack: Your Data is Being Tracked

Whether you realize it or not, everything you do, click on, look at, send, post, and share on your technology is continuously recorded. These things do not even include all of the personal information you enter yourself, such as your address, complete name, family members, work, political and religious beliefs, etc. Every ad you see […]

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