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Lost In Translation: The American Blind Spot Around Language

This opinion piece explores why the United States continues to fall behind in bilingual education, how Americentrism shapes attitudes toward language, and what is lost when a nation refuses to learn anything beyond English.

Gen Z vs. The Job Market: We’re Tired

The job search has become an emotional marathon for Gen Z. From AI filters to ghosted interviews, here is why young job seekers are fed up and asking companies to show some humanity.

Is Nonchalance Ruining the Gen Z Night Out?

Gen Z isn't satisfied with nightlife and it could be due to their nonchalant behavior.

So, What Is the "Great Lock In"?

A deep dive into Gen Z's "Great Lock In" trend on TikTok.

Why Are People Still Asking for Snapchats?

This article examines how Gen Z’s relationship with Snapchat has evolved—from a teen social staple to a symbol of fleeting, unserious connections. Most now prefer exchanging phone numbers, signaling a shift toward more intentional, mature communication.

The Remake Resurgence: Has Originality Left Hollywood?

A deep dive into the resurgence of remakes in film and television.

The Summer Everything Turned Dark

A deep-dive into the lore of summer 2025.

Bring Back Hobbies – Expeditiously

In a world full of scrolling on social media, Gen Z needs to bring back hobbies.

The Demise of Empathy

This op-ed explores how declining empathy—fueled by social media, individualism, and a hyper-capitalist mindset—threatens to shape the next generation of political leaders and institutions. It argues that rebuilding empathy is essential to creating a more humane and effective future for society and governance.

Everyone Yearns for a Monocultural Show

In an era built on binge-watching, The Summer I Turned Pretty has brought back something audiences crave: the magic of a monocultural show — a show so widely watched in real time that it becomes a shared cultural touchstone, sparking conversation online and off.