by Rasheedah Na’Allah I am a Nigerian Muslim WomanRaised from Jollof rice and my mother’s unwavering loveThe cracked red mud of my rich Yoruba tongueThe sweltering hot sunThe boom-boom of the drumsin my pumping African veinsAnd lifelong happiness,Happiness that rises as my shoulders move to the rhythmHappiness knowing that I can unapologetically express myselfBy wearing …
by Gabriel Gross Those who do not heed the lessons of the past may see history repeat itself. Ireland is a bustling place full of friendly locals and busy tourists. Whether exploring historic neighborhoods in Dublin, drinking in a local pub, or adventuring along the coast of the Emerald Isle, Ireland has it all. Although …
by Ayannah Garcia The feeling of my youth is goneI don’t know where it went but I see it when I look at the swansMaybe it’s the superheroes flying around in capes that I missOr the warm feeling that comes along with a forehead kiss Clouds are moving along the sky with my ageMoney used …
by Liz Setti Is college really the best four years of your life, or an opportunity to grow into the person you hope to become? Social media influencer Eli Rallo once said, “College is not the best four years of your life, but the most formative ones.” As a senior in high school soon to …
by Eli Backhaus Daylight basks on the churchWhile the priest preaches his biblical research The community praises his teachingsWhile his words cause my spirit to quarrel and sting The one who speaks on the pulpit is my fatherThe church worships me as a perfect preacher’s daughter Only if they knew I am tormented and solely …
