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Storytime with Sophie: Heartstopper

Storytime with Sophie: Heartstopper

Sophie Barkett, Reviews Editor May 13, 2022

The age-old debate between book and movie comes alive again with the Heartstopper graphic novel, and subsequent Netflix original series. This show has been marketed as a “boy meets boy” story and proclaims...

LGBTQ member, senior Clare Hale, stands prideful of her identity. Throughout her high school years, she has explored and become comfortable in who she is.

Navigating school as part of LGBTQ community

Madeleine Nseir, Staff Reporter September 20, 2021

High school is a time for students to learn, experience, and discover, but for the LGBTQ+ community, there may be extra challenges to gain the best high school experience.  When students do not have...

The Dead and the Dark is a YA novel, any thriller enthusiast would enjoy. The novel is by Courtney Gould and can be found on Amazon.

Storytime with Sophie: The Dead and the Dark

Sophie Barkett, Reviews/ Opinions editor August 27, 2021

The Dead and the Dark is a complex, well-developed novel by Courtney Gould, that leaves readers unable to put it down. Released on August 3rd, this novel is a romantic YA thriller that may be enjoyed by...

One Last Stop, a new adult romance about a lgbt+ couple and their struggles  in New York. Overall, an emotional and understandable book for readers.

Storytime with Sophie: One Last Stop

Sophie Barkett, Opinions/ Reviews editor August 6, 2021

One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston, is an enjoyable, youthful summer read . McQuiston is well known for her 2016 novel, Red, White and Royal Blue. Based on social media, fans of her previous work were eager...

Kacen Callenders novel, Felix Ever After. Felix is wearing a flower crown and a shirt that shows his top surgery scars.

Book Review: Felix Ever After

Ryann Jorgensen, Staff Reporter November 19, 2020

“For trans and nonbinary youth: You’re beautiful. You’re important. You’re valid. You’re perfect.” These are the words on the dedication page of the novel Felix Ever After, written by the author...

Unsigned: Young marchers inspire hope for posterity

Mia Irvin, Opinions Editor February 7, 2017

Jan. 20, 2017 marked the first day of President Donald Trump’s term as the 45th president of the United States of America. Millions of protesters poured into the streets across the globe to voice their...

Managing Editor Dayna Miller.

North Carolina bathroom bill discriminatory

Dayna Miller, Managing Editor April 26, 2016

Minorities are the largest victims of discrimination, and the gay community is no exception. Despite the large presence of the gay community in the public eye, many still have strong feelings of hatred...

Street preacher Jeffrey Shook, with Unity Baptist Church in Hickory N.C., preaches to Kim Davis protestors in front of the Carl D. Perkins Federal Building in Ashland, Ky., on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015. Davis was found guilty by U.S. District Judge David Bunning of contempt of court for refusing to issue marriage licenses in Rowan County, Ky.

Kentucky shows fight for equality not over yet

Madi Montoya, Staff Editor September 4, 2015

On June 26, a mere two months ago, same-sex marriage finally made its formal debut as constitutional in the United States. Couples around the country seemed to rejoice endlessly, both heterosexual and...

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