"There are some things you have to test on…it's important for medications, for scientific breakthroughs. But cosmetics? I mean, that's one for our advantage. Do we really have to make animals suffer for our pleasure?"

Now, after more than two decades at The Voice, a British newspaper focused on Black news, culture and sports, Rodney Hinds has not only become the Sports Editor but also emerged as a passionate advocate for representation and diversity in sports media. His journey — from contemplating different career paths to finding his true niche in journalism — reflects a deep commitment to connecting with and helping others.

I’m more of a flashy musicals that make you want to dance kind of girl, so I
wasn’t psyched about seeing a straight play. But hey, I’m trying to expand my
horizons! And if a play has been running since basically forever, there’s got to be
a reason. And you know what? There is a reason

This study looks at the effect of COVID-19 misinformation on the believability, level of concern, and mood of high school and middle school students on Long Island, New York in 2021.

Success in sports doesn’t always follow a rulebook. At least that's what Leshia Hawkins is actively proving every day. As Managing Director of the Recreational Game at The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Hawkins dedicates her life to challenging the traditional image of leadership in a sport often referred to as “male-dominated.” But she refuses to be defined by that outdated label.

Have you ever found yourself staring at a piece of art for what feels like
forever, unable to make a connection? I certainly have! I always need some
sort of context to decipher what an artwork means. That’s what made Chris
Ofili’s Requiem, unveiled in 2023, a stand out for me at Tate Britain.