By: Sahra Mohamed When we think about television’s most iconic shows in the late 90’s to 2000’s, Friends, Sex and…
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Entertainment
Media Bias in Covering Abuse: Why Some Victims Receive More Attention Than Others
By: Sahra Mohamed The way the media covers abuse and harassment cases tend to reveal biases related to gender, race,…
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The Golden Era of Black Sitcoms: Comedy, Culture and Legacy
By: Sahra Mohamed There are so many beloved Black comedy shows from the ‘90s and 2000s that have left a…
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The Silence of Hollywood: Accountability in the Face of Abuse
By: Sahra Mohamed With the ongoing lawsuits involving Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, the recent allegations against Jay-Z that have…
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The Political Power of Black Artists in Music
By: Sahra Mohamed When we think of award shows and the disproportionate wins between Black and White artists, it’s understandable…
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Barbie, Feminism, and the Forgotten Voices of Intersectionality
By: Sahra Mohamed After watching Barbie, I found myself reflecting deeply on whether the film truly captured the essence of…
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