Nursing homes should be safe and comfortable places for the residents. The troubling reality is that behind these closed doors, the public has no idea what may be going on.
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Victim blaming is an innate part of the American culture, whether from the BLM movement, AAPI movement, or in cases of domestic violence. Why is this the case, and how can we combat this?
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The main disappointments of the pandemic were not being able to go outside. But what about the millions of women and girls all over the world that struggle with domestic violence? In their cases, going outside may save their lives.
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An oftentimes forgotten figure in American history, Anna May Wong was an early luminary for Asian American actors on the big screen. Though her roles are controversial and stereotypical, they paved the way for the future generations.
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Biases are everywhere: even in the field of medicine, racial biases exist. In a time like the pandemic, these prejudices can be harmful to the life of people of color. More specifically, these dangerous views affect mothers of colors in the Black and LatinX communities.
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The classic, stereotypical children shows are things of the past—or are they? This article dives into the subtle ways children’s shows continue to enforce gender stereotypes that can configure their worldviews.
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Gender roles affect every person, not just women. This article analyzes the difference aspects of society in which they exist, and how damaging they can be.
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After YouTubers Josh Carrott and Gabie Kook were spotted breaking COVID regulations, fans reacted in two different ways to each individual.
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