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.
history
Royal Tea: Screen Time Edition
I’ve written college essays about the maintaining of this blog, had countless laughter sessions while reading my own writing (if I don’t think it’s amusing,
Global female heads of state work to break glass ceiling
Serving as the current Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel was elected in 2005. Merkel is the first former East German to hold the position and
RBHS makes history, wins first boys’ basketball state championship
The Bruins made history Saturday, March 16 by winning the first boys’ basketball state championship
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.
on Women’s History Month
Students voice their opinion on female role models in their lives.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Sophomore Turner DeArmond describes who he believes is the most influential woman.
My grandmother
Sophomore Ana Monzano describes who she believes is the most influential woman.
Women’s rights, experiences transcend culture, religion
Around the world, women lead different lives with varying privileges and hardships. Throughout history, culture and religion have shaped women's daily lives.
Royal Tea: Georgiana of Cavendish
This week’s edition of Royal Tea will be discussing the life of Georgiana Cavendish.