Keke Magazine

‘I’m not leaving’: How a 21-year-old Salvadoran immigrant is fighting for medical justice

The biting November wind propelled 17-year-old Katherinne Zabaleta through the doors of the emergency facility at the East Boston...

“She Said” portrays the power of journalism but neglects to cover figures that ignited #MeToo

Director Maria Schrader’s She Said has all the staples of any journalism-centered film. The two-hour and nine-minute feature delivers...

A How-To Guide on Advocating for Abortion Rights

June 24 marked a day of mourning for reproductive rights activists nationwide. While many anticipated the outcome of Dobbs v. Jackson...

The rise of white privileged scammer storylines on television

Do we love watching white, privileged people fall? Or do we relish them getting away with their crimes? American viewers’ obsession with...

The Lady Bird Effect: How returning to our hometowns as college students changes perspectives

“‘Do you think I look like I’m from Sacramento?’ ‘You are from Sacramento.’” The first lines of Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age film, Lady...

“What if it was you”: A Nebraskan student body’s movement to dismantle campus rape culture

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students protest the handling sexual assault cases on campus.

Binge backlash: why we regret speed-watching our favorite shows

When I’m not listening to Olivia Rodrigo’s album SOUR on repeat, I turn to my newest obsession: British actor Ben Barnes. Specifically,...

The way we discuss sexual assault in school needs to be adapted

The blows came in succession. “If Trump actually did those things to women, he would’ve stepped down.” “These so-called ‘victims’ coming...