…beyond the gore and cosplay is its heart. Underneath the splatter and the silliness, it’s a story about friendship, self-sacrifice, and community. These aren’t superheroes or soldiers; they’re fans. Ordinary…
…“the power of words,” inspiring everyone to keep reading and writing. These dynamics have precedents. Fanfiction archives, Wattpad, and self-published zines have long been laboratories for experimentation. What once was…
…fascination with ancient history began. She dreamed of studying archaeology, but her father urged her to pursue a career that would guarantee stability. She chose law, specializing in criminal justice,…
…first-gen daughter of a Mexican father and Mexican American mother. I’m the first to graduate with a bachelor’s degree and later, a master’s. To self-publish a collection of poetry. To…
…opportunity to experience the source of our culture. For me, connecting with Puerto Rico itself feels out of reach, whether my family and I were in New York or not….
…2019 with “negligible” effects on their careers. Now, while accusations of racial discrimination persist and white men hold almost all of their leadership roles, the NFL is working to attract…
…and gave each other awards. And where Mariah Carey made her national television debut. It was a young breath of fresh air in a system where old white men held…
…change itself – and every one of the local farmers are struggling. Julia’s steadfast dedication to protecting the forest is a nuisance and maybe even a threat to them, as…
…and titillation – exactly what it calls for. Both of these performances, along with the larger story of Night Stage, help weave a tale of forsaking your true self for…
…Panama, and then Miami, and a number of different film festivals,” she says. Twenty years after starting her work in Canada, Cadavid would find herself as a programmer stateside for…
