Why does everyone get offended when someone wants to be alone just for a while? Honestly, I do not understand the hate around wanting to just have a moment for yourself. But it seems like everywhere I turn, people have issues with someone wanting to be alone for a stretch of time. Often, when a person […]
Month: June 2026
The Knicks’ Celebrations Feel More Than Just A Sports Celebration
When the New York Knicks finally won the NBA finals after a 53-year drought, a powder keg was lit. Celebrations across the city erupted as it felt like the whole city came together as one, even before it was certain that the Knicks would win. Despite their drought of wins, the Knicks, just like the […]
Juneteenth Significance
On Friday, June 19th, 2026, the annual celebration of Juneteenth will be upon us once again! Often celebrated with festivities, community gatherings, and readings, many people partake in the celebrations but are unaware of the cultural and political significance. Established as a celebration of joy, liberty, and freedom, Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery […]
NYC Gears Up For Juneteenth Celebrations
New York City is gearing up for Juneteenth this Friday and Saturday. In celebration of the holiday that commemorates the official end of slavery, New York City will be hosting some of the largest celebrations of the holiday in all of the country. On Friday, June 19th, there will be evening celebrations at City Park, […]
Teen Takeovers Are A Symptom Of Youth Disenfranchisement
There has been a rise in negativity towards the youth of America in recent years. Across social media, videos of teenagers gathered together in large crowds in malls, parks, and beaches have gone viral for all the wrong reasons. These events, labeled as teen takeovers, have led to communities urging their local governments to enact […]
The 90s Music That Raised Me
While growing up in a mostly white community, in a small farming town, as a kid, I grew up listening to Backstreet Boys, Insync, and Spice Girls, as well as Shania Twain, and Dixie Chicks. Learning about heartbreak, love, and how it felt good to be a woman. Then I moved to a more diverse […]
Sports Fans Often Mock “Nerd Culture” Despite Acting the Same Way
When you talk to a sports fan, they will get really excited and talk about their favorite player, sport, stats, and the merch they have to support the team they love. However, if someone doesn’t enjoy sports and enjoys more nerd culture topics, such as video games, superheroes, or their favorite book series, sports fans […]
Pride Month Events in NYC for Kids and Families 2026
June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the diversity of LGBTQIA+ communities and recognize the ongoing pursuit of equality and inclusion. Pride Month 2026 in NYC is packed with celebrations, educational programs, community gatherings, and advocacy events throughout the five boroughs. The Bronx LGBTQ+ organization “Destination Tomorrow” will host da Bronx Pride Festival on […]
The World Cup Gives Americans A Glimpse Of How Things Could Be
The lead-up to the 2026 World Cup was controversial to say the least. While most were expecting the entire event to be an utter disaster, be it traffic-wise or from the reception to locals, when it finally arrived, things went unexpectedly. Social media has been flooded with positive experiences from World Cup tourists, who are […]
January 6th Film? Too Soon for This Political Climate
Across the internet and recent news, many different media outlets have covered the recent news that there will be a film centered around the January 6th attack. If you are unaware, the January 6th attack is an historic riot that dates back to when a violent mob of President Trump supporters attacked and swarmed the […]
NY Governor Announces Expansion Of SUNY and CUNY Reconnect Programs
An expansion for the Reconnect programs for SUNY and CUNY was recently announced by New York Governor Kathy Hochul. Since the program’s launch in 2025, the reconnect programs have enrolled over 12,000 students to reunite adults with education and help bolster the state’s economy and workforce. The Reconnect program is open to adults of all […]
90s Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network Were the Best
I grew up on 90s cartoons, waking up on Saturday mornings to watch Rugrats, Rocko, and Doug, sitting on the floor with my Oreos and singing along with the opening theme songs. Cartoons today are not like how they were in the 90s. There were so much induendos that went over my head as a […]
