Opinion
Why are we in Africa?
Colonialism and its effects are present in every part of the world. Its shadow casts over all aspects of life and its presence and effects on the world are impossible to ignore. The fact that […]
Articles by Terrance Davis
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Forgive and Forget
The $300 billion student loan forgiveness plan is ramping up as the U.S. Department of Education has just launched the beta version of the student debt relief application form. Hopeful students will have to wait […]
Opinion
Poor costuming
Cultural appropriation is, at this point, a commonly understood practice in which members of a dominant culture adopt the images, motifs, and styles of another culture, typically with no, or very little acknowledgment of the […]
Opinion
Hands Off Cuba
The United States has some involvement in almost every part of the globe. The far-reaching consequences of our empire have proven to have significant detrimental effects on countless countries. Today, the regime changes of around […]
Opinion
The Obama Legacy
“Why is America so racist? We have had a black president after all.” Many Americans saw the election and presidency of Barack Obama as a genuine indicator that the American nation had finally shed its […]
Opinion
The digital crimes of Razzlekhan
In 2016, Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex was hacked, with around 119,000 bitcoin ($72 million in 2016) stolen from the exchange. These are the details of the perpetrators of said crime. Hong Kong charged Ilya […]
Opinion
The cultural battlefield
What is the actual point in caring about how sexy a piece of chocolate candy is? Is it necessary for a potato to be gendered? How many people even know what critical race theory is? […]
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Doomscroll
Before we begin, I should clarify that the solution is probably not to do away with social media altogether. It may seem like the obvious solution. However, there is an inescapable utility to keeping up […]
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Sports as a means of exploitation
“I love sports, but I really just don’t watch college sport because I know that everything about it is really fucked”, Georgia State University Junior, Isaiah Sanders, said recently. He is a longtime sports fan […]
Opinion
High Priced Pixels
In the late 1990s, Americans became fascinated by 7” stuffed animals, turning them into a global phenomenon. These plushies, called Beanie Babies, were sold at local toy stores and had a unique production cycle that […]
