The future of Generation Z in politics becomes more promising every election cycle. As a new generation grows up in the Information Age – the introduction of the vastness of the internet and technologies thereafter – a renewed optimism is brought into a deeply cynical world. Read more...
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When was the last time you saw a piece of science fiction depict a future you actually wanted to live in? Maybe there’s the idealized version of 2015 in “Back to the Future Part II” that Marty McFly visits, complete with hoverboards and a 19th movie in the “Jaws” franchise. Read more...
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People across the world have been faced with the seemingly ever-present fears of a global pandemic, climate change, mass shooting threats and international warfare – and that’s just within the past few years. Read more...
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From the internet to the first handheld laptop, each revolutionary technology almost seems trivial in comparison to its successors decades later. The latest emergence of artificial intelligence is undoubtedly a testament to this notion. Read more...
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Karen Bass spent over a year campaigning to run Los Angeles, claiming to be the only candidate with the experience and determination to address the soaring population of Angelenos experiencing homelessness. Read more...
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Growing up, I have always been captivated by the world of arts and its limitless possibilities. From drawing and painting to dance and music, I wanted to do it all. Read more...
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“I don’t see color.” An illusion of equality, the phrase holds with it a certain danger – it walks the line of racism. Clearly, while racial difference has led to oppression for some, it has meant privilege for others. Read more...
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