World Anthropology Day at Regis University
By James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On February 15th, 2024, Regis University took part in celebrating World Anthropology Day. World Anthropology Day is commemorated to appreciate the professionals and share information about anthropology.
An Update on Gaza
By Caleigh Montoya, Staff Writer
Please continue to take action by pressuring our elected officials to call for a ceasefire, keep supporting Palestine in any way, and keep speaking about the horrors occurring there. The information below is only a snapshot of what is going on. Palestine needs our support!
The Black Panther Party’s Breakfast Program for School Children
By: Paige Robinson, Staff Photographer
The Black Panther Party (BPP) in the 1960’s is known by many, but not always in a positive way. They are / were seen as a violent terrorist group that was feared by many people in the white community. However, their intentions and actions are rarely spoken about truthfully.
Leesburg Stockade's Stolen Girls
By Paige Robinson, Staff Photographer
During the Civil Rights Movement, many members of the Black community fought for equal rights and justice. This included all ages, genders, and backgrounds. In Americus, Georgia, there was a youth group called the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) who led peaceful protests. In July 1963, the SNCC hosted a protest near the Martin Theater, with more than 200 people involved. Police quickly shut down the protest, but the story does not stop there.
Association of Latino Professionals For America Meeting on January 31st, 2024
By James Ortiz, Staff Photographer
On Wednesday, January 31st, 2024, I attended my first Association of Latino Professionals For America. Their mission is to connect Latino leaders for impact.
The Real Lone Ranger
Paige Robinson, Staff Photographer
What pops into your mind when you think about the Lone Ranger? Most likely a white cowboy on a horse in the Wild West. That would make sense because of how the media portrays the Lone Ranger. Movies have shown the majority of cowboys as white males. However, the famous Lone Ranger was actually inspired by a Black man. In fact, most cowboys in history were Black men.