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The Privilege of Protesting
Current protests surrounding COVID-related work restrictions and shelter-in-place orders highlight underlying issues of privilege and race in America. -
Affirming Affirmative Action: The Harvard Case and Its Implications for BC
How the ruling of the Harvard University affirmative action case could affect admissions decisions at Boston College. -
The State of the Parties
Donald Trump opened his recent State of the Union (SOTU) with a call for unity and to “govern not as two parties, but as one nation.” While the opening lines ... -
Feel the Bern 2.0
Despite the left-leaning media's apparent disapproval of him, Bernie Sanders continues to generate support and pose a threat to his Democratic counterparts. -
Aaron Hernandez: Victim or Sociopath?
Netlfix's newest docu-series regarding Aaron Hernandez raises questions about whether he truly was a bad a person or if society should be blamed for never giving him the space to ... -
Has Netflix Been Dethroned?
The launch of Disney+ has proven itself to be worth the hype, and will be a formidable opponent for Netflix. But, is there a consequence to all of this? -
Once Upon a Time in China
Tarantino's controversial decision regarding the screening of his most recent movie in China serves as an example of protecting individual freedom of expression from censorship. -
Japanese Airline App Helps You Avoid Screaming Babies
This newest gizmo brings up the recurring idea that the world relies too heavily on apps.
