Graphic courtesy of Adriana Colón. The Met Gala always marks the beginning of May. Celebrities adorn their best fits, reactions are posted on Twitter and YouTube, and maybe some will
Photo courtesy of Jackson Williams. Atlanta Pride has always been a political rally for hard-earned queer rights, but it’s a celebration of being in the South as well. We’re the
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In a turbulent political climate and an age of hyperconnectivity, American youths have become progressively more involved with activism. It’s inspiring to see young people care about the world and
Warning: this article mentions colonial violence and death. The Connector encourages our readers to explore complex issues and challenge themselves as creators. However, we ask that you prioritize your mental
by Ryan Kelly Photo by Rocio Choi It is difficult to hear a man’s phlegmatic explanations of the racial empathy gap over the taunts of an overzealous protester jeering at
By Jeanie Lo Illustrated by Jennifer Ober The #MeToo movement has moved into the art world, and that’s great news. Sexual harassment, misogyny and sexual abuse have been present in
By Mackenzie Lachey and Molly Moran Illustration by Julia Yoon The 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards has come and gone but the impact of its epic fashion statement remains. With
By Lisa Shore Illustration by Lydia Hancock. On January 20, during The United States Presidential Inauguration in Washington, D.C., American white supremacist and face of the newly minted Alt-right, Richard
Art students are known for expressing themselves creatively through their outfits. Let’s meet SCAD Atlanta’s Sarah Bradley, a second-year writing student. Photo by Darnell Wilburn. The Connector: Where do you
