freedom

True activism is believing in something so strongly that you’re willing to give your life for it — my grandparents taught me that.

Visitors may be surprised that the gallery staffers themselves are the artists whose work is exhibited; depending on the date of one’s visit, they may benefit from access to the artists who offer unparalleled insight into the works shown.

When I see freedom, I see a sun as hot as an angel clutching not only your hand, my hand, the hands of your daughters, but the hand of that woman on the bus who you gave the shoes off your feet because she liked them.

I dream of a bittersweet symbolic and literal end, one that releases me from the silly trivialities of life. I want to be old and nagging, receiving movie theater and bus discounts for the suffering I have endured in my very human experience. 

What someone looks forward to is different in every person, but for me, I’m looking forward to studying abroad in Paris this summer and also slightly terrified of the fact that I’m going to be shipped off to a foreign country for six weeks.

When you cast your ballot, make sure you share your voice. As you share your voice, make sure you are the one speaking.

We at the Clog want to prevent apps from coming alive and destroying civilization, so here's a list of ways to tell if your Zoom has developed sentience.

I remember driving through the winding roads of the Washington mountains and Oregon hills, the smell of oak and cedar trees filling my senses and a giddiness in my stomach, a relief. A relief only brought by the freedom of the open road.

True safety isn't limited to “order,” but rather transcends it. Safety isn't a gun or a baton but a bridge, steadfast in its care and warm in its reception.