Volume 1

Justin Park These days, it’s not an uncommon sentiment to view the government with more skepticism than ever before. No matter where you are on the political spectrum, it seems that everyone has issues with a politician or party. It’s no secret that the American people are becoming increasingly polarized, a phenomenon that coincides with a decades-long loss of public trust in the federal government; according to the Pew Research Center , the percentage of people who had confi

Sarah Yu As a teenager living in 21st-century America, I have witnessed firsthand how social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Reddit shape public discourse on art, media, science, and politics. In an era where influential figures such as Elon Musk dominate conversations about freedom of expression, the question of whether social media companies should have the right to censor content has become increasingly significant. While social media companies possess the leg