“A Time and a Place
A poem written outside
“I See” animated by Marci Klugiewitz
Cullah’s new music video has me delightful. It’s not secret that his Cullahsus album was a banger and is in the running to be my favorite album of the Continue Reading
Mujeres de La Raza: Milwaukee Latinas’ Community Engagement and Activism Following Roe v. Wade
Yazmin Gomez Capturing the attention of a nation, Roe v. Wade was a landmark decision that has shaped judicial power and personal rights since its 1973 ruling. The 7-2 Supreme Continue Reading
The Whooping Cranes’ Survival Against All Odds
Hemlock, a Floridian Female Whooping crane is often seen side by side to her new mate, Grasshopper. Grasshopper’s home is in Baraboo, WI a place known for its environmentalism. Aldo Continue Reading
Summary of Putin’s Election Interference
Putin’s democracy is turning into dictatorship. There are many who believe that he should be held criminally responsible for corrupting the American election system. The former recon-centered KBG man shows Continue Reading
Co-founder of Feminist Group, found dead in Paris apartment
Oksana Shachko was a co founder of a feminist protest movement that was active during an extremely turbulent time for Ukraine. At age 31, she was found dead in her Continue Reading
Is Chinese Democracy out of Reach?
In Lu Xun’s Nahan or A Call to Arms,” he makes an interesting comparison of Chinese society: Imagine an iron house without windows, absolutely indestructible, with many people fast asleep Continue Reading
Invisible Prison
In “Hut on the Mountain” by Can Xue we see an experimental story where there is no discernable plot, complex family relationships, and a crisis of identity all rooted in Continue Reading
The Recklessness of The Reckless Moment
Max Ophul’s film explores the limits of Classical Hollywood Cinema
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
“We’ll play till they stop us”