Graphic courtesy of Maya Pegues When I heard that there was going to be a second "Black Phone" movie, I had to roll my eyes at the obvious cash grab.
Graphic courtesy of Maya Pegues In September 2025, Nepal saw two days of social unrest as young people took to the streets to demand an end to government corruption. Media
By Ameill Brownach Graphic courtesy of Maya Pegues Each fall, from the first day of October to the second day of November, the Atlanta Botanical Gardens hosts fun fall affairs,
Graphic courtesy of Maya Pegues Sophia James. A small indie artist trying to share her music and reach the people who will fall in love with it. That means she
On November 4th, a young assemblyman toppled a political dynasty. In New York, a city long controlled by billionaires and arguably the epicenter of capitalism, a young Democratic socialist rose
Graphic by Maya Pegues The thing about a dog whistle is that it lives inside a house with its roommate’s “plausible deniability” and “it’s not that deep.” What one person
I attended the 89th annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival this year, and as I perused the artists' market, I was in awe. I observed the work of a plethora of artisans,
“Your smile is as bright as the Jeju sun,” Jae-yun writes, hunched over a tiny note card, desperately trying to string together the right words. This isn’t his first attempt.
Graphic courtesy of Clare Seymour “I remember my dad said you have three strikes against you – every black man has two. That they’re black and a male. But you’re
In recent years, advocating for a more environmentally responsible world has risen to the top of the social and political agenda. A 2024 study conducted by global consulting firm Simon-Kucher