Gender Week’s The Mask You Live In Review
Where does you come from? I’m using the singular person intentionally because I’m treating you as something separate from yourself, something that’s a product of […]
Author: Sean Ogami
Parks & Recreation Producer Dead at 30, Leaves Comedy Legacy
At the end of Parks and Recreation’s final episode, a message appeared onscreen: “We love you, Harris. – The Parks Crew.” Not five days before […]
Colorado Springs Chapter NAACP Bombing Still Unsolved
A bomb went off outside the Colorado Springs chapter of the NAACP (NationalAssociation for the Advancement of Colored People) in mid-January. Nobody was harmed by the […]
OP/ED: Alcorn Case Increases Transgender Awareness
On December 28, 2014, 18-year-old Leelah Alcorn died. To be fair, it’s inaccurate to pin her death on one specific date; it was a protracted […]
Mills Breaks Trans Barrier
In August, Mills College in Oakland updated its definition of “female” for its applicants to include transgender women, transgender men, nonbinary and intersex people. The […]
The Transformers Comic is Truly More Than Meets the Eye
The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye made me cry. Yes, it’s about Transformers. No, the title is not a trick. A “sitcom, soap opera […]
The Making of Healthier Tenderloin Corner Stores
A well-documented problem with eating healthy is the fact that the cheapest food tends to be unhealthy. Eating healthy can sometimes be simply out of […]
Japanese Leader’s Politics Cause Tension
Japan, geographically separated from the rest of Asia by three seas, has politically distanced itself even further through the recent actions of Prime Minister Shinzō […]
The Sort-of-Homecoming of Tech Manufacturing
Is tech manufacturing returning to the United States? In a world where almost everything is made in China, being made in the U.S. carries some […]
The Sort-of-Homecoming of Tech Manufacturing
Is tech manufacturing returning to the United States? In a world where almost everything is made in China, being made in the U.S. carries some […]
