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Emory Class Day Crossover features Kal Penn, actor and former White House staffer - Vimarsana News

Emory Class Day Crossover features Kal Penn, actor and former White House staffer

Get ready to celebrate the undergraduate Class of 2023 with Class Day Crossover on Thursday, May 4, an evening of inspiration, fun, awards and community featuring keynote speaker Kal Penn.

Source: emory.edu
Second Take: Fashion-forward celebrities tailor new trends and inclusive culture - Vimarsana News

Second Take: Fashion-forward celebrities tailor new trends and inclusive culture

Making the red carpet bleed with statements has always been in fashion. Fashion has long been wielded to express opinions and influence the public. The 1920s saw a radical change in female clothing as a response to women’s right to vote.

Opinion | Sorry, Republicans, Your Trans Panic Won't Help You Win - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Sorry, Republicans, Your Trans Panic Won't Help You Win

It has become blindingly obvious what happens when the G.O.P. legislates what Americans do with their sex organs. And voters, understandably, don’t like what they see.

Lady Gaga is officially an advisor to Joe Biden and fans are ecstatic - Vimarsana News

Lady Gaga is officially an advisor to Joe Biden and fans are ecstatic

There are a million reasons for Joe Biden to bring Lady Gaga to the White House, and he has found the perfect one - to make her an advisor.

Out in the World: Ugandan prez rejects promoting homosexuality :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Out in the World: Ugandan prez rejects promoting homosexuality :: Bay Area Reporter

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni used a recent two-day conference to call on African countries to save Africa from homosexuality.

Source: ebar.com