By: Priscilla Rogers “So, you’d really date a white guy?” I was asked this question that I never gave much thought to while on the 2-train heading back to Brooklyn from Manhattan. Revisiting one of my favorite films, a classic that is Save the Last Dance , is the best way to put that question into perspective. The movie follows the high school relationship dynamic between Sara, a Caucasian, and Derek, a Black young man, as they attempt move forward through stereotypes and stigmas of interracial dating. One person that did not agree with the relationship was Derek’s sister Chenille, played by Kerry Washington. Her thought process was along the lines of white women are already privileged and can get just about anything they want but why do they want to take black men as well. The movie was released in 2001 but, research proves just how realistic fiction can be. The study, “ Interracial Dating: An Investigation of the Inconsistencies in Personal and General Attitud...
Ideal rep ranges within the lifting community has been a question of conflict for some years. In a study that included men that worked out 4 times a week they proved that were wasn't a difference between high and low rep ranges, according to researchers at McMasters University. Participants were divided into two groups that focused on high or low rep ranges. Researchers believed that a heavier load with low reps provided a greater stimulus for muscle and strength gains. Lastly, they also believe that everyone's workout program should be tailored to their specific goals. Study: http://jap.physiology.org/content/jap/early/2016/05/09/japplphysiol.00154.2016.full.pdf - Ronnie Gonzalez
by Darian Bazile Advertising Tweet: Pineapple pizza may be controversial, but there are objective reasons for why people like it: [link] In January , Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson, president of Iceland, made a statement during a high school visit with regards to one of the most controversial topics on the internet: pineapple pizza. He jokingly said that he would ban pineapple on pizza if he could, but he later backpedaled, remembering his responsibility: “Presidents should not have unlimited power. I would not want to hold this position if I could pass laws forbidding that which I don’t like.” Now if I had any power whatsoever, I would absolutely ban pineapple pizza because it’s a crime in my eyes. In fact, I’m sure that a lot of people would do the same, if they were in Johannesson’s shoes, as many were in agreement with his statements. However, there clearly are people that like pineapple pizza in this world, people with bad opinions. So, what is the deal with pineap...
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