All posts tagged "equality"
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Students reflect on the importance of Martin Luther King Jr day
January 18 is a day of celebration. This day celebrates the wonderful life and achievements of an influential American civil rights leader. This person...
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County supervisor has personal stake in equality rights
When people think of LGBTQ activism in the Cedar Valley, one name will often come to mind: Chris Schwartz. Schwartz is a founder and organizer...
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America’s egalitarian ideals should not be abandoned
There is a beautiful word that exists within the English language, one that stands for the belief that all humans, no matter what race, gender,...
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Self Segregated: Some courses consistently draw lopsided gender distributions
By: Dino Odobasic As in years and years past, students all around Cedar Falls High School are using the last days of spring in putting...
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Girls deserve equal access to rodeo events
By: Mattie Starbeck Dear Editor, I am from Mr. Winkel’s 5th hour American Literature 1940s to Today, and we have just read “Letter from a...
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Wonder women lead television
Times can be tough for teen girls around the country. As they are constantly bombarded with advertisements telling them that they’re not good enough, it...
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Debate for marriage equality continues: Outcome of marriage licenses for Iowa same-sex couples still unknown
By Briana McGeough 2008 As Iowa State University senior Sean Fritz read the controversial ruling of Polk County District Judge Robert Hanson, the prospect of...
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Title IX controversy rages on
By Taylor Lipps 2004 Title IX, the infamous law that supposedly brings equal opportunities to women athletes, is once again under debate. The Commission on...
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Model UN returns from Iowa Youth Symposium
CF’s Model United Nations attended the Iowa Youth Symposium in Des Moines for the first time two weeks ago. For those unfamiliar with how MUN works, it’s essentially a...
