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How Extinction Rebellion Shut Down London through Art

November 16, 2024 Mackenzie Jatta

On April 15, 2019, thousands of climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion in London joined together to partake in several demonstrations across the city, all of which took place in unique and interesting artistic forms. These demonstrations lasted a full ten days, causing major disruptions throughout London due to the

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“Nuke Ukraine” – The Significance of Displaced Anger

May 14, 2022May 9, 2022 Jessica Pfordte

The war in Ukraine has taken social media by a blast, just as most social issues do for at least some time. A persistent issue that has re-emerged during these tumultuous times on social media is the beauty of freedom of speech. Varying opinions on a matter are valuable in

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Hobby Lobby Held Accountable for Art Trafficking, But Not The British Museum

September 30, 2021September 29, 2021 Sara Sanguinetti

This summer, Christian arts and crafts store corporation Hobby Lobby was ordered to give up a rare Sumerian cuneiform tablet to the U.S. government. This is not the first time Hobby Lobby has been in hot water for acquiring ancient artifacts illegally. In 2016, homeland security officials found evidence of

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Eminem’s Fight Against Censorship

November 8, 2020April 2, 2021 Garrett Keller

Eminem could easily be considered one of the most controversial musical artists since the beginning of music. His songs are full of profanities, sociopathic rants, murder, rape, and a lot of hate laden fantasies. When his first music was released, nothing like it had ever been made before and on

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