On The Law: Justice Breyer and his toolbox Jayvon Rankin • April 26, 2022 Opinion Editor Jayvon Rankin unloads his knowledge of the Supreme Court with a new perspective on Justice Breyer's impact.
OPINION: Marine Le Pen could lead to France’s downfall Aiden Bonilla • April 24, 2022 With the French national elections heating up, the two diametrically opposed choices for president could make or break the nation's future.
OPINION: The Kentucky Legislature has failed Louisville Brennan Eberwine • April 21, 2022 The "war on Louisville" is real and highly unnecessary in what's supposed to be a democratic system.
OPINION: Manual needs better quarantine procedures Zoe Paige • March 21, 2022 Students give some input on how the administration can help those who have had to be quarantined this year.
OPINION: JCPS should return back to “normal” Kaelin Gaydos • March 17, 2022 JCPS is beginning to move back to a pre-COVID world and many are wondering: is it too soon?
OPINION: “Don’t Say Gay” is a step back into the closet Guest Contributor • March 13, 2022 Journalism student Lily Cashman (10, J&C) outlines the issues with the Don't Say Gay bill in Florida.
OPINION: Euphoria was never about realism Brennan Eberwine • March 6, 2022 Another teenage drama far from reality... or is it?
BHM STAFF EDITORIAL: RedEye highlights local Black-owned businesses RedEye Staff • February 24, 2022 RedEye highlights some local Black-owned businesses around Louisville, from electrical services to Ethiopian coffee joints.
OPINION: How does the U.S. come to play in the war in Ukraine? Justin Farris • February 20, 2022 Ukraine and Russia are on the verge of war. Why? Why should America care?
BHM: bell hooks’ legacy of love Brennan Eberwine • February 19, 2022 Love is a political act, and emotion and if utilized correctly, a true tool against the patriarchy.
OPINION: ACT or SAT? D: none of the above Brennan Eberwine • February 8, 2022 Standardized testing is a cornerstone of American college admissions. Should they really be though?
BHM REVIEW: Beloved by Tori Morrison personifies anguish and hope Justin Farris • February 7, 2022 Toni Morrison brilliantly answers the question, "why does slavery still matter?" in Beloved.
