2020 Is My Year of Online Vanity
By November, I will have completed an entire year of my degree online (bar the one glorious day I had on campus in March), rehearsed and produced four separate pieces…
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Julia Tabor
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Virtual School Is Bringing the Carceral State Into Students’ Homes
Last August, a Black seventh-grader in Colorado had the police called to his home for showing a toy gun to his virtual art class. His parents weren’t notified until the…
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White People, Why Is It So Hard to Dump Your Racist Friends?
Following the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter movement became more powerful than ever. The country reached its boiling point: the streets were…
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Why I Hate Subtle Asian Traits
I joined Subtle Asian Traits after hearing about it from a high school friend about two years ago. Back then, SAT was still new and gaining traction among second-generation Asians…
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Sorry, Can’t Talk Right Now—FaceTime Isn’t Fun
“Can We Ft tonight I miss U” You would think these six words would be comforting, but that’s not always the case—at least not for me. Taming the beast that…
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When Riots Become Therapy
Blackness manifests in innumerable ways—we are hopeful and moved and enraged. We grow up, albeit faster than most. Still, less universal realities underpin our complexity. Following the murders of George…
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How to Stay Sane During Quarantine
What day is it even? Monday? Wednesday? Is it 2021 yet? The days and hours seem to blend together during this time of isolation. The boundaries between work and home…
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What to Wear for Halloween: Comic Edition
The Alien If you wanna go for something that’s literally out of this world, what’s better than being a cool alien from Area 51? It’s time to show the world…
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