Category: Journalism
Eid in the era of Covid-19
Eid-al-Fitr is an exciting holiday for many practicing Muslims, commemorating the end of fasting for the month of Ramadan. This year, however, was different.
Is zoom university the only option?
By Ivelisse Diaz Covid-19 has undermined many day-to-day activities and events: in-person work, group gatherings, and concerts. One loss shared by millions of young people is that of their college experience. High school graduates are […]
Nurturing Joy During Quarantine: Some Words of Advice from Author Gabby Rivera
In conversation with Gabby Rivera, a queer Puerto Rican writer from the Bronx, YR Raw’s Tatiana Lira asks her about the thought process behind her podcast, “Joy Revolution”, and for some words of advice when it comes to finding joy during quarantine.
The Sea Animals are hurting too!
The Ocean seems like a great place – absorbing Carbon Dioxide from the air and storing it in the Ocean.
Africans at the Function
by Sydney Wanguhu In the current state of being in a pandemic, going out to social gatherings aren’t the best way to spend your Friday and Saturday nights anymore. But for now, let’s reminisce on […]
A Letter To My Past Self
An intimate reflection on California’s fires.
A Captivating Gaze: The Pandemic through the lens of a New Yorker
Yellow cabs rarely whiz; vibrant food stands have vanished. The whisper of steam rising from gutters has replaced the song of pedestrian chatter. The one time bustling New York City — “The City That Never Sleeps” — has come to a halt. The pandemic has forced it to momentary rest.
“Yes, Teens still read” with Tiya
Welcome to our first episode! We’ll be talking about three books and their impact on one of today’s important issues in America: the immigration process and how it affects the people who need to come here.
I Miss The Old Kanye
I have separated “Kanye the Artist” from “Kanye the personality” and is the reason why he is still a part of my “Slapz only” playlist today.
