Articles on movements and social interactions
Held at UNLV between April 19 and 20, the 3rd Annual Powwow For The Planet presented cultural traditions, showcased leadership development within native youth, and celebrated Earth Day.
Responding to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, university students around the world gathered on their campuses to protest. Our own local university, UNLV, joined the call earlier this month.
Kumei Norwood started her clothing brand ‘Tofu Tees’ at just eight years old, focusing on social justice issues and community. Since Tofu Tees’ creation, Kumei and her brand quickly grew in popularity due to her unique designs and fearless attitude.
The ever-growing demand for cobalt for lithium batteries has worsened the exploitation of people mining the mineral, including children. With most cobalt mining happening in the Congo, Congolese people and children are particularly affected.
'Red, Black, White, Green' - A poem about the colors of the Palestinian flag and how they can represent many things.
There's so much decay in the world as different systems collapse. But as dark as it gets, there's always hope that we can pick ourselves back up and reform these systems.
Every Day - A poem about dealing with fatigue and executive dysfunction in this capitalistic hellscape while maintaining a sense of hope.
On February 25th, Aaron Bushnell, an active-duty Air Force member, self-immolated to protest the genocide in Gaza.
On February 25, Fifth Sun Project and Nevadans for Palestinian Liberation collaborated to host the 3rd annual ‘Loverz Affair - La Raza 4 Gaza Edition.’ This event focused on raising awareness, solidarity, and funds for Palestinians and local street vendors.
The First Friday Foundation is gearing up for its 2ndannual ‘ARTUOK?’ event, celebrating how art and self-expression help with mental health and save lives!