"Prove Me Wrong" is a weekly series where I throw out an opinion with an open invitation for the audience to find flaws in my arguments and genuinely prove me
Illustration by Elisabeth Keeter According to dictionary.com, “Satire is the use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule or the like, in exposing, denouncing, or deriding vice and folly.” The purpose of satire
Photo by Tyler Spinosa Dr. Jordan Peterson began his "12 Rules for Life" tour this past Sunday at the Beacon Theatre in New York. The impassioned intellectual from northern Alberta,
Photo by Emma Dakin We are barely into 2018 and we already have one of the most laughable moments of President Trump’s term so far. Recently, Trump requested to borrow
Illustration by Kire Torres The United States federal government shut down on Jan. 19 under the office of President Trump. Despite his flailing attempts to blame the event on the
Graphic by Allison Bolt The first lady of our nation appears to be missing. Driven by simple curiosity, I decided to Google what she’s been up to since her husband
By Lauren Small Graphic by Allison Bolt "Your vote counts." Election years are plagued with this phrase as donkeys and elephants ramp up their campaign tours. It’s a trigger phrase
It’s been a week since the Trump administration and House of Representatives passed a revamped healthcare bill that would repeal a significant part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly known as
Protest is a form of direct action. I’m not going to try and give a solid definition for direct action, except to say that in my eyes, it’s taking matters
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
