Henrietta Lacks was an African-American woman suffering from cervical cancer whose extracted cancer cells spawned the HeLa cell line, which…
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Parenting in the Digital Age
A few days ago, I was volunteering on a Q&A panel for parents to ask high school-aged children, such as…
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The Real Psychological Effects of Toxic Relationships
Mahatma Gandhi once said, “Where there is love, there is life”. The choice to get into a relationship,the choice to…
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An Op Ed on the Path to An Elite University and its Potential Costs
The coveted destination for most high-achieving high school students based in America and around the world is the Ivy League.…
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Fact-checking Green Skin in Wicked
Wicked is many things: a book, a musical, and, most recently, a two-part movie. Wicked tells the story of the…
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Denial and PTSD in All My Rage
All My Rage is a contemporary young adult fiction novel by Pakistani-American author Sabaa Tahir. It follows the lives of…
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The Lion King: The Weight of the Crown and the Burden of Healing
In the large and bright world of The Lion King, where the "Circle of Life" is heralded as the natural…
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Not Throwing Away His Shot: How Grief and Guilt Fueled Hamilton’s Ambition
When people talk about Hamilton, they talk about its record-breaking and award-winning songs, the amazing choreography, and the mesmerizing story.…
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The Impact of Crime Sensationalism
So many crimes surround us. From school shootings to abducted children to murders, we all likely have heard about crime…
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The Root of Vampires in Health
From Carmilla to Dracula to Twilight vampires have changed to the authors’ wants, yet their basic concept remains untouched. Whether…
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