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In 2024, Financial Times published a report regarding a concerning trend in multiple countries: there is a growing, immense ideology gap between young men and women. Based on the study,…

One of the most significant ways someone can change the world is by educating others. In a previous blog post discussing the legacy of Frederick Douglass, the author describes how…

During my onboarding process for my internship with ARCC this past week, I continuously revisited content analyzing and commenting on Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. Several posts and…

In my search for a creative and innovative internship, I came across the SEO and marketing internship with ARCC. Through my lived experience and my studies in psychology, I understand…

The holiday season is here! You may have just wrapped up traveling from Thanksgiving, started brainstorming Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah gifts, or scheduled plans for a December feast with family…

Bipartisanship, the communal agreement to support the party in power regardless of opposing views, is essential for the health of a two-party system. These compromises ensure that the overall wellbeing…

In the years since the tragic events of September 11, 2001, Muslim Americans have continued to experience profound and lasting impacts, shaping their experiences across the country. The attacks of…

Racism in healthcare is a deep-rooted issue in the American healthcare industry, impacting millions of residents everyday. Rooted in inequities, this racism is perpetuated through biased treatments, policy measures, and…

The year is 1870, and the 15th Amendment was just ratified. You are elated as a Black man in Mississippi trying to vote for your family’s future. This alteration builds…

By: Zehra Sahin The perpetuation of Indigenous stereotypes each Halloween is facilitated through media, from movies and television series, to viral posts on social media. Every year, characters from hit…