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On Women's Lib
“You are just gorgeous! Look at you... Have you ever thought about a modeling career?” The back of my neck prickled. She was a blonde, pretty woman not much older than us. I had moved to the US just a couple of months earlier. It was 1989 and my friend and I were 16. My first time at a giant American mall, looking at records, and crystals. Getting some Taco Bell and an Orange Julius from the food court. “Ummm, no…” my friend said. “Well, I think you two have what it takes…”

Maria Perez
Mar 30


Midterms 2026: How the Fight for Black Enfranchisement Applies 100 Years Later
Amid a sea of alarming headlines, waning government accountability, and militarization on the streets that once connected us, there is one word that unites us all: action. This year, American voters have the opportunity to gather the remaining threads of democracy and weave together a tapestry of change — if we can muster the courage and the agency to do so. With a series of state primaries coming up over the next few months and the midterm elections slated for Nov. 3, it i

Afia Asamoah
Feb 27


On Our Voting Rights
As we await the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais, I can’t help but notice the broader context in which this moment is unfolding.

Maria Perez
Feb 24
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