It was a history making afternoon in more ways than one. On Wednesday, Jan. 20th Joseph R. Biden was sworn in as America’s 46th President of the United States alongside Kamala D. Harris who was sworn in as America’s Vice President, making her the first female to do so. The invite-only audience was full of… Read More Joseph R. Biden Becomes America’s 46th President at the 58th Inauguration Ceremony
Welcome to part 6 of our advice column! To connect with our readers more, we are asking them to send in questions for our panel to answer. This week our panelist, Daniel Reid, will be answering this question: Is it possible to have a “serious” relationship in college or is it a time for people… Read More Ask Paradigm Vol.6
Pixar’s new animated feature, “Soul,” is a beautiful, introspective film about life’s purpose. With its mix of creativity and meaning, it achieves a level of maturity that other Pixar films haven’t quite hit yet. The heartwarming movie was released on Dec. 25th, 2020 which was the perfect time for viewers who were trapped indoors and… Read More Disney’s got SOUL
“Tell me what Democracy looks like!”
This is what Democracy looks like. … Read More Georgia On My Mind
“Rev. Dr. Warnock’s victory was a huge accomplishment for the black community because it’s an indication that our political system is accepting of people occupying positions no matter their color or background”… Read More New Year, New Senate: Raphael Warnock’s Victory = Victory for the Black Community
On Wednesday, Jan. 6, thousands of angry Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, disrupting Congress as they were about to conduct the final electoral count to certify Joe Biden’s victory as the President-elect. The turmoil occurred on the same day Democrats, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, were victorious in the runoff elections held in Georgia.… Read More What Happened in D.C.?
Welcome to part 5 of the newest addition to the newspaper: our advice column! To connect with our readers more, we are asking them to send in questions for our panel to answer. This week our panelist, Nayelli Diaz, will be answering two questions: “I wanted to buy my mom a huge gift the way… Read More Ask Paradigm Vol. 5
Students express their uneasiness with coronavirus vaccines. … Read More Skepticism over COVID-19 Vaccine Among the Black Community
We start to think that as we go into a brand new year, it’s supposed to be exhilarating and exciting. Considering that we’ve entered a whole new decade, it was supposed to be filled with new experiences and memories to make with people that you love. However, that was not the case. From the loss… Read More A Year of Loss for the Black Community (Opinion)
A year that was filled with a pandemic that ceased economic progress to the rising of social movements that challenged governments. This year has taught us that our voice and vote have power. … Read More 2020: A Year in Review
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