Elections shouldn’t be more important to the media than policy issues
The media should cook us healthier coverage. Feed us policy bread, not election candy.
‘Narrow-minded society’: Afro-Latinx students at UMD share struggles with stereotypes
Television shows and movies that include Latinx characters often portray them as the typical Latinx stereotype, with thick accents and having jobs that require manual labor.
Asian Americans in the spotlight must challenge stereotypes on and off the screen
There needs to be more Asian Americans writing, directing and creating the stories of us.
Some issues aren’t two sided. It’s time to fight this false equivalency.
Just because we have a right to say something doesn’t guarantee equal platforming.
Clicks can’t come before critical thinking. It’s time the media understands that.
The media has become too obsessed with getting views and clicks from viewers, rather than reporting on all the important information of the day.
The media shouldn’t overlook past political failures just because of Trump
Pushing politicians such as George Bush as the moral alternative is an irresponsible move by media outlets.
Rora Blue’s new art series is essential for understanding ableism
This series provides much-need commentary on everyday ableist microaggressions.
Voters deserve better than the current Democratic primary debate format
Democratic primary debates are too long and not relevant enough
The Iowa caucuses don’t need to matter this much
The Iowa caucuses matter because our media says so.
Media coverage of migrants ignores the most critical stories
Migrant struggles aren't entertainment.