Columnists
America has a Pokémon problem
Many millennials think they’re exempt from the irregularities of boomers. You only have to look to the Pokémon franchise to see that’s nonsense.
Senator Harris’ All-American story
I’m the son of immigrants and so are most of my friends. Kamala Harris’ ascent is reinstating our American-ness.
The questions the school board’s decision don’t answer
The school made the correct decision in closing down schools for the new year. What now?
In defense of selfishness
Moral preening may make some people feel nice, but it does nothing to mitigate the damage caused by the virus.
Confronting my internalized hatred
For so long, I believed that I would only be happy if I were someone else. It took years of self-reflection to realize how wrong I was.
Carolyn Goodman rolls the dice with Las Vegans’ lives
The Las Vegas mayor defies public health experts by advocating for the city to reopen.
I was wrong … sort of
The administration has mishandled the recent outbreak of COVID-19 in a genuinely astounding manner.
Rumor has it
Although spreading rumors and judging others is the basis of high school culture, it is not a tradition we have to keep.
You can trust us
Not trusting teenagers based on bad evidence isn’t just stupid, it’s harmful.
We used to rule the world
A new subreddit allows deeper sight into a larger problem.
Letter to Black voters
America’s infamous history has encouraged the silence and alienation of Black citizens—especially when it comes to voting. The systematic racism rooted in our culture has made it unreasonably difficult for Black citizens to understand their voice can be heard.
Spreading like a virus
The coronavirus reveals a larger problem with media in the US.