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Celebrities Wielding Their Political Power

November 2, 2018 Marcello Cuadra Politics, celebrities

When the United States grows divided, the argument of the nation plays out at every level. Advancing from the dining room table all the way to the big screen, popular movies and TV shows such as the 2017 film The Purge: Election Year and last year’s American Horror Story:… Read the rest at our website.

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We Are Stronger Together

October 5, 2018 Genesis Sotomayor Politics, Minorities, identity

Taking center stage in the Trump era is the topic of identity politics. While it takes various forms on different sides of the political spectrum, identity politics isn’t a new social phenomenon. For the greater part of the late twentieth and twenty-first centuries, identity politics have shaped and influenced… Read the rest at our website.

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The Abomination of Obama’s Nation: Why We Need to Talk About Kanye

May 18, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Politics, Donald Trump, Kanye West

Hip-hop has always been an art of trailblazers. Artists have been pushing the envelope on what could be done musically for years, finding ways to not only push their respective genres but the medium of music as a whole. Within the past 20-something years, albums such as Outkast’s ATLiens,… Read the rest at our website.

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You Can’t Turn Off Politics

April 13, 2018 Corbin Bolies Politics, government

A month ago, I attended a journalism conference that had journalist Lauren Duca as its closing speaker. In response to a question about covering different topics unrelated to politics, Duca responded with an affirmation: “You can’t not care about politics anymore.” Hearing her vocalize a belief I’ve held for… Read the rest at our website.

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Low Testosterone And The Left

March 30, 2018 Alexander Klemm Politics, Health, testosterone

Vice is a heaping pile of garbage, even for a so-called news organization. In spite of this, it does not stop their articles from popping up on my Facebook news feed. Usually, I glance over and take a look at the goods they’re trying to sell to their mostly… Read the rest at our website.

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Florida Senate Bill 540 Could Mean Big Changes To State College System

February 9, 2018 Corbin Bolies Politics, Florida State Legislature, law, senate

Legislation proposed by Republican Senator Dorothy Hukill threatens to impact local institutions like Miami Dade College. School officials believe it could have adverse ramifications for the current structure of Florida’s state college system. Florida Senate Bill 540, filed by Hukill last October, aims to restructure the college system through… Read the rest at our website.

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My Choice For The 26th Congressional District

October 27, 2017 Alexander Suarez Politics, Cuba

Steven Machat is a lawyer, music producer, film producer and accountant. He is also a man who began a controversial campaign to take on the two corporate parties. He started with a statewide campaign as an independent who ran against Marco Rubio and Patrick Murphy for the Senate and… Read the rest at our website.

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What It Means To Be Called A “Snowflake” Today

April 13, 2017 Camilla Sposito Trump, Politics

Every day a new term pops up on social media platforms. One that has been used a lot lately is the weird term “snowflake.” No one really knows what it means, but it became known after the 2016 presidential elections. The term can have many different meanings. It can… Read the rest at our website.

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Town Halls Came To Miami, But Where Were All The Young People?

March 17, 2017 Gabriel Exposito Politics, town halls

In recent weeks, members of Congress have been holding town halls—a local meeting with their constituents—throughout the nation in order to address the concerns of citizens regarding immigration reform, the Russian interference on the 2016 election, and the presently-unknown Obamacare replacement plan. Local South Florida representatives have not followed… Read the rest at our website.

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New Club At Kendall Campus Embraces Democratic Values

February 24, 2017 Adriana Falero 0 Comments Politics, Student Life, club

Following an election year filled with partisan fervor, students formed a Democratic Party club this semester at Kendall Campus. College Democrats-Kendall Campus club members can be regularly spotted in the building 2000 breezeway at recruitment tablings holding red and blue posters with the Democratic donkey logo and portraits of… Read the rest at our website.

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