Von Fridays for Future Berlin Es ist 2025 und deprimierende Nachrichten prasseln auf uns herab, als ob sie versuchten, sich gegenseitig zu übertreffen. Jenseits des Atlantiks erinnert die Situation an eine schlechte Politsatire, die man spätestens nach ein paar Folgen mit der Bemerkung „also jetzt übertreiben sie wirklich” wegklicken möchte.
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By Teresa Daehne Benjamin Rubloff’s art is a profound exploration of memory, history, and urban life, created through a unique process that transforms overlooked graffiti tags into enduring works of fine art. For years, Rubloff photographed graffiti in cities, captivated by their raw, painterly qualities—the speed of their
By James Simanowitz It is widely accepted among the students of this school that they don’t have a lot of power. We can complain, vote for Presidents, and propose ideas. But the teachers, the parents, and the administration, in other words the adults in the room, have the final
By Emmeline Muschner The relationship between women and firearms in American society is complex, wrapped in layers of cultural symbolism, political debate, and personal empowerment. In 2024, Vice President Kamala Harris became an unexpected focus point of this debate when an interview surfaced saying she owns a Glock pistol. The