The red pill is still a symbol of subversion, counterculture and transgression, but it has been embraced as the philosophy behind a dangerous extremist right-wing political movement called the “alt-right.”
Category: The Culture
This 2023 NBA Finals Probably Shocked Sports Analysts
This matchup will continue the streak of a different NBA Champion each year since 2019. During this period, the Toronto Raptors, Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks and Golden State Warriors were all crowned as champions.
Stay Me7o: Carmelo Anthony’s Impact On Basketball Culture
The only notable accomplishment that has eluded Carmelo Anthony’s career was winning a championship in the NBA. Despite this, Melo’s impact on the culture of basketball on-and-off the court seals his legacy as one of the all-time greats.
A Spicy Korean Classic – Chicken Bulgogi
The Chicken Bulgogi sauce consists of gochujang, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, sesame oil and mirin or sugar to add a touch of sweetness.
12 NBA Playoff Teams Down: What Went Wrong?
This final four was not expected. Quite a few teams ended their NBA Playoff runs a bit too early, which poses the question: What went wrong?
Hollywood Has An AAPI Problem, And It’s Affecting The ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Live-Action
Many urge casting directors to recast Nani, arguing that having a lightskin portrayal of Lilo’s guardian takes away from the story of Lilo & Stitch.
Your Favorite Take-Out Meal – General Tso’s Chicken
General Tso’s Chicken has been around since the mid 20th century and originated in the Chinese-American community where Chinese immigrants adapted their traditional cooking techniques […]
Viral TikToker Educates People About ‘Minoritized’ Scots Language
Len Pennie from Airtie, Scotland goes by the name Miss PunnyPennie on TikTok. She uses her platform to educate her audience about Scots. The 23-year-old sat down with us for an interview.
Meet The Filipino-American Voice Actor Who’s Giving Representation In ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’
Yatco reflected on her journey to becoming a full-time voice actor and how “happy” she is to be representing Filipinos and Filipino-Americans in on-screen entertainment, which she rarely had growing up.
Correcting The Americanization Of Cinco De Mayo
It was also during the 1980s’ that the Chicano movement — which took place in the 1960s and 1970s — popularized Cinco de Mayo, which led marketers to try and commercialize the holiday.