Opinion
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Letters write their way into relationships
All of the handwritten messages that I have received over the years are stowed away in the second drawer of my desk, creaking loudly each...
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The rise of antisemitism should not go ignored
For as long as I can remember, I have spent hours upon hours at my temple. It has become my second home in more ways...
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Today’s politics weaponize Christianity
“Fear Not,” the most repeated command in the Bible, appearing 365 times, is sadly not a reality today. In our current society, Christianity is looked...
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Mockery erases women’s individuality
If you ask any woman, I am almost certain that she will be able to conjure an instance in which she was ridiculed for her...
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Film literacy provides queer representation
One of the most hauntingly beautiful movies I have ever seen is “I Saw The TV Glow,” a film that made me feel so incredibly...
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You can’t scroll away from poverty and homelessness
This winter break, I visited my parents’ native country, India– Bandra, Mumbai to be specific. I have been there many times, and I always look...
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Family traditions keep memories alive
My childhood was full of magical traditions filled with family and joy. Recently, I turned 17-years-old, and I realized just how much of my childhood...
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Men have an advantage in the dance industry
The dance industry is one of the most competitive entertainment fields, and boys and men have the upper hand. Over the past nine years, I...
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December birthdays are overshadowed by the holidays
At first glance, it seems that being born in December would be a lot of fun, but you would be very mistaken. Once Halloween ends,...
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Maintaining neutrality is a privilege
Although the election has come and gone, political discourse amongst Americans is here to stay, for better or worse. I, like many others, noticed that...