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International Trans Day of Visibility is a day meant to empower transgender people around the world, but more must be done to advance transgender equality.A Future (Hopefully) Safe for Females
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To support survivors of sexual violence at Boston College, The Gavel assembled a list of several organization dedicated to helping survivors heals.Texans Hit Hard by Winter Storm Uri
While the effects of COVID-19 continue to leave people across the globe in an anguished frenzy, natural disasters and similar occurrences over this past year have added more insult to ...An Interview with Newton City Council Candidate Maddy Ranalli
Born and raised in Newton, MA, Maddy Ranalli, a current sophomore at Harvard University, is running for Newton City Council’s Ward 1 at-large seat in the upcoming special election on ...Celebrating Black History Month
February is Black History Month, an annual observance that celebrates key people and events in the history of the African diaspora. Although 1926 saw the first observance of [N] History ...The Five Best Super Bowl Commercials of 2021
Missed this year's Super Bowl? Don't worry—we've got you covered with the five best commercials showcased during this year's event.