Happy Friday, everyone! A major event in the theater world is coming up this Sunday, June 7, 2026: the Tony Awards. As Broadway’s annual awards ceremony, the event recognizes outstanding achievements in theater and highlights many of the productions and performers that have shaped the past season. Here’s a look at what the Tony Awards […]
Tag: Op-ed
Baggy Clothing is the New Era of Fashion
Before the 21st century, skinny jeans, leggings, and fitted clothing were some of the biggest fashion trends. People often paired skinny jeans with a cute top and considered it a stylish outfit. However, in the 21st century, there has been a noticeable shift toward baggier clothing, such as loose jeans, oversized shirts, and relaxed fits. […]
School Lunches Rarely Consider Neurodivergent Students
School lunches were a nightmare for me; the food was never any good, and it was always something I didn’t eat at home, which just left me hungrier for the rest of the day. The bright lights, the chit-chat of the other students, the horror of the food touching can make school lunches unbearable, but […]
Should Insurance be Free?
Insurance should be free because it provides the protection that everyone needs, regardless of income and wealth. Life is very unpredictable, and events such as illness, accidents, or natural disasters can create sudden and overwhelming costs. Without insurance, many people are unable to financially recover from these situations, which can lead to long-term hardship. One […]
We’re Not Humanizing Villains—We’re Justifying Them
When it comes to villains, whether it’s Disney classic villains or villains like Darth Vader, we tend to try to justify their actions. with villains like Darth Vader, because what he did, he really thought he had to do those things to save his wife. The irony is that he ended up being the one […]
Why Bandit From the Show Bluey is the Best Cartoon Dad
We all know that if you’ve seen the show Bluey, you know how great a dad Bandit is in the show. Not only does he play with his Bluey and her sister Bingo, work his hardest to provide for them, and do his best to discipline them when he needs to, but he also takes […]
NYC trying to secure SNAP Benefit
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is one of the most important anti-hunger programs in the United States. Funded by the federal government, SNAP helps low-income individuals and families purchase groceries and gain access to nutritious food. As food prices and living costs continue to rise, many households rely on SNAP to meet their basic […]
The Strengths Neurodivergent Athletes Bring to Sports
Neurodivergents are known to be very focused, detail-oriented, and creative when it comes to everything, including sports. Some players will get distracted by the environment, but with neurodivergency, especially Autism, they pay attention to what is surrounding them. They notice when the other team has a particular way of doing things, like passing the ball […]
NJ Governor Sherill’s Response to The Delaney Hall ICE Protests Might Have Sealed Her Career’s Fate
An ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, has been grabbing the attention of the public in recent weeks due to a surge of Anti-ICE protests. This comes after months of allegations from New Jersey politicians concerning the alleged unsanitary conditions of the facility and the state of those who are housed within those walls. […]
Drake’s New Album – Hit or Miss?
On May 15, 2026, Drake, a famous Canadian rapper, officially launched 3 new albums:Habibti, Iceman, and Maid of Honour, making his debut this year. So I have listened to the majority of songs from each album, and it is safe to say I haveAn understanding ranking of best to worst. First place, I would give […]
Why Stardew Valley Is a Safe Haven for Neurodivergent Queer Players
The world of cozy gaming is getting really popular, and one of the most popular among those games is Stardew Valley. When you start the game, you learn that your grandpa has written you a letter for you to open when you hit a dead end in your life. You leave a horrible corporate job […]
Stop Funding “Smart Cities”—Fix the Potholes First
We all know when we are driving down the street, and we see(and feel) the potholes that we drive over, but the problem is that nobody wants to pay to fix them. Cities around the United States always put in upgrades to buildings or even build more buildings that the city doesn’t need, and neglect […]
