Teach my history, too
Atiyah Lane reflects on her previous educational experiences and the inadequate representation she has noticed in the teaching of African American history.
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LA Staple Center celebrates life of Nipsey Hussle
Atiyah Lane talks about American rapper Nipsey Hussle and his legacy in the music industry.
Women should strive to empower other women
It is about time women started lifting each other up and stopped trying to compete against each other.
Boys’ basketball to compete for state championship, defeats LSN
The Bruins made history, winning (72-59) and advancing to the MSHSAA Class 5 State Championships.
Girls’ basketball falls to Republic in state quarterfinals
March 9, the RBHS girls’ basketball team took on Republic High School (RHS) in the state quarterfinals.
Junior class of AVID tours Maryville University
The junior class of RBHS’s Advanced Via Individual Determination (AVID) took a trip to tour Maryville University in Saint Louis, Mo.
Friends come first; love comes later
When defining the values of a relationship, it leads to talk about the feeling, what I gain from the person and what they gain from
Approaching racial comments
Atiyah Lane gives quick knowledge and background history of why black people cannot be racist.
Advocate for black women, too
For the longest time, we’ve seen people of many races fight for what they believe is right. Communities come together protesting down streets, highways and
Go big or go home
Staff writer Atiyah Lane encourages others to dream big and overcome fears.