Its mission is to document “A People’s Journey,” an American journey that takes place across oceans, land and time; a journey that is, at times, harrowing and traumatic, and at others, joyful and triumphant.
Marriott Bonvoy TravelerAlthough the media has made some progress from the past decades, there is much to learn and evolve for the Asian-American community in film and television.
Sara MatthewsBut if you decided the Puppy Bowl was more your speed and you didn’t catch the action, you can always count on Twitter to keep you in the loop.
Emily Jean ClausMaybe every generation gets called lazy by the ones that came before, and maybe with the rise of social media, hearing such criticism is just even more inevitable. However, the labels of snowflakes and the idea that Millennials need to try harder are as lacking in facts as one of Donald Trump’s tweets.
Stephanie FarnsworthIf you’re usually the first to notice new trends floating around the Internet, keep an eye out for “meme graffiti”, a modern day multi-media art concept viewed through scanning a unique QR code.
Karina BhuttaNow, it’s time to widen our goals for representation. There are large gaps to be filled in the creative industry. And while African Americans have been trailblazers in creating companies and initiatives to take control of the narrative, we also need to ensure that the creative industry as a whole is inclusive and welcoming.
People of Color In Tech (POCIT)These days it doesn’t ever quite seem like we truly get a break from politics, and with the State of the Union Address last night, we could have anticipated Twitter was going to have a field day.
Emily Jean Claus
