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After a long day of doomscrolling, doing homework, and hearing one too many headlines about the world falling apart, there’s nothing better than pressing play on a show that feels safe. No explosions. No twisted betrayals. Just warmth, laughter, and the familiar rhythm of a story that knows how to be gentle.
In the United States, there has been a growing political movement led by far-right groups who want to change the way our government works. One of the main efforts behind this movement is called Project 2025. This plan is full of radical ideas that threaten American democracy and personal freedoms. However, it’s not just a political theory anymore with Donald Trump officially being announced as the 47th President of the United States. It’s already being put into action in many states. If Project 2025 continues to gain power, it could seriously harm the freedoms we all take for granted, from the right to choose what we learn, to the ability to control our own bodies and the right to vote.
Kensington, Philadelphia, has long since been a place of lost souls—a “Zombie Land.” The Lower Northeast Community is overrun by individuals who have fallen into a life of substance abuse. Kensington started as a clean community with minor substances like Marijuana but soon became a common market for heroin and other opioids. Still, it wasn't close to what it is now.
History was made in Congress this past week with Laphonza Butler being established into Congress. Butler is the newly appointed U.S. Senator of California and is the first-ever openly Black Lesbian to serve in Congress. This came with hard work and sacrifice on not only her part but with the loss of Dianne Feinstein, a long-time Congress member. It is impossible not to mention Feinstein when discussing the LGBTQ+ community and rights, and her efforts deserve an honorable mention.
Chinatown, Philadelphia, has been a sanctuary for Asian Americans for a long time, holding years of culture and tradition. Chinatown brings thousands of tourists to Philadelphia every year, exposing them to the beauty and diversity of the City of Brotherly Love, but it isn’t peaceful for this part of the city...