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Pride Month and The Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights
Riley Cotman Riley Cotman

Pride Month and The Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights

Ultimately, hatred comes from a lack of understanding and empathy, while it’s naïve to think that everyone’s mind can be changed, trying to do so when given the opportunity is never not worthwhile.

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I’m an Activist… Online
Njoki Tiagha Njoki Tiagha

I’m an Activist… Online

We marched, we spoke out, we made it known that this was not okay. Then something changed. We grew tired, the momentum died down, the movement was coming to a close. I didn’t have the privilege of putting down the pitchfork, but my arms were growing tired, and I needed a new way of contributing without putting my all into it. So I took refuge in social media. 

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#FreeBritney
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#FreeBritney

From desperate paparazzi to superfans, rising celebrities’ mental health has been left vulnerable to the pressures of fame. With her struggles with fame recently brought into light in a new documentary called “Framing Britney Spears”, Britney Spears told the public what she has secretly dealt with since her rise to stardom at the young age of 17. Spears’ sudden push into fame took away any privacy, ethic, or morality she had. Photographers stormed restaurants and blinded her with their flash because they were so desperate to get a picture of her, completely ignoring any liberties she was entitled to.

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The Mistreatment of Punjabi Farmers
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The Mistreatment of Punjabi Farmers

Nearly 58% of India’s population get their primary income from agriculture. Farmers make up half of India and many of their produce have made their way into our very own American grocery stores. From local farmers to those in massive industries, their contribution to society is immense. However, the government has been disrespecting their hard work and disregarded their opinion.

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