The Maturation of Sentiment In “Everyday Use”, Ms. Johnson portrays her daughter Dee to be a shallow girl who wants nothing to do with her family’s past. Dee confirms this by becoming involved with the African-American Rights Movement and changing her name to Wangero, spiting a history of o...

Just like a tree that’s standing by the water, we shall not be moved. We remember singing that song while attending Clarendon school district 1 in Summerton, SC. Hello, my name is Sabrina H. and I am a graduate of the historic Scott’s Branch High school. In recent news specials on the Brown vs...

The most challenging and frustrating thing about attempting to discuss women in punk is that, by nature, punk is impossible to pin down. In the twenty-five years that have passed since women in punk first shook its fist at the world, fact and fiction, truth and legend, have become intertwined. Punk ...