People are completely overreacting to recent comments from actress Kristen Bell concerning the childhood fairy tale “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.”
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In less than two weeks, tens of millions of Americans will flock to their local polling stations and cast votes in the Nov. 6 midterm…
There are almost no black or Hispanic professors at Oklahoma Christian University. I find this highly problematic. As a sophomore and a minority at Oklahoma…
These thousands of children swept up in the system could easily have been you or me, and it is long past due for serious repairs to this broken system.
In the U.S., we as citizens have a unique power those of other nations have never held: the power of a vote. Within the next few weeks, those votes will be used to determine whether the Democratic or Republican party will hold control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill making California the first state to require public companies to have a minimum of one female on their board of directors. The purpose of this bill was to further establish gender equality in the professional sphere and “break the glass ceiling,” but for me, this legislation is a slap in the face.
September 15 through October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month, yet the hard truth is there is minimal awareness of the Hispanic culture on Oklahoma Christian University’s campus.