Ah, the Grammys, a fight for the best awards in music right on your own television. While of course, we watch award shows to see who is going to take home gold and who is going to strike out, we have to admit that it’s really the sideline dramas, entertaining moments, and absolute failures that keep us coming back. I mean who can forget the La La Land vs Moonlight fiasco of the 2017 Oscars?
Emily Jean ClausWhen it comes to fostering diversity and inclusion in your company, either go hard or go home. Seriously.
People of Color In Tech (POCIT)I’d never really thought about the role of masculinity in our world today. The expectation for young men growing up isn’t talked about often, especially those roles for men of lower socioeconomic status.
Prathyusha MedikondaIn this ocean of television, my generation doesn’t simply swim around aimlessly. No, we actively search for things that portray our beliefs and the things we like. Once we deeply understand what we want, perhaps we can even begin creating it.
Natalie GaneyMaybe the backlash against Paul isn’t because he was disrespectful, or disgusting, or desperate. Maybe it’s just because he was artless.
John Francis KlingleSometimes in life, we get so caught in our daily situations that we lose sight of how important it is to connect with those we encounter each and every day. This play may give you a new perspective and make you feel empowered to make positive change.
Ashley M. WilliamsOur portrayal both in media and entertainment, including in “Millennials: The Musical,” works against the real Millennials in the world; undermining our accomplishments, our drive, and even our lifestyles.
Natalie Ganey
