Punk: How it Changed My Writing
If moms want to understand their teenage daughters better, they really should try reading the words that we consume.
Joni Lee
Harmonizing Narratives: Elhillo, Kane, and Shire on “Home”
For the war women, peace women, and beloved women--Women of divine resilience and sacred wombs,To girls birthed, “From Girls That Never Die”...
A Breath of Fresh Literature: Novels Discussed by High Schoolers
Sabrina, Basia, Tori, Katia, and Maïana discuss The Round House by Louise Erdrich. They talk about themes from the novel such as: Native culture, misogyny, trauma, and how these topics extend beyond just the pages of this book.
Why the Schuyler Sisters Carry the Weight in Hamilton
The Schuyler sisters represent the unseen hands that helped orchestrate the beauty and complexity within Hamilton and the foundation of America.
Ode to Pliancy
a poem written after reading “Ode to Gossips” by Safia Elhillo
Never Stop Thinking of I'm Thinking of Ending Things
An eerie, nightmarish feeling with dark, blue hues, a reality bending timeline, and disturbing characters...this is not a feel-good movie.
Fiona Apple's Fetch the Bolt Cutters and Its Essential Tribute to the Times
Fiona Apple’s newest album is what the world needs in this tumultuous time of isolation, fear, and confusion.