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Amelia Gerk

Amelia Gerk, Illustrator

I am a first year illustrator, painter and official music lover.

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“Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion” is a documentary that came out in April, 2024. This documentary touched on many things, including the racism and bodyism that is a foundation in the Brandy Melville company, as well as their problematic sizing and questionable ethical choices. The Brandy Melville company uses “one size fits all/most” which is, for the most part, not true. This harmful sizing makes it seem like if you don't fit, you are the problem and that it makes you different from the people who can fit into this unrealistic standard. This is even more harmful when you take into consideration the targeted age demographic: middle and high school girls. This documentary also shows a day in one of the biggest second hand markets in Ghana, highlighting the over consumption of clothes and how fast fashion is impacting people all over the world.

[Photo] Opinion: “Brandy Hellville, & the Cult of Fast Fashion”

Audrey Szijj, Writer
September 15, 2024
The diminishing focus in the day to day life is affecting everyone, especially Generation Z (Gen Z) and Generation Alpha (Gen Alpha). People have started noticing that they are not able to pay attention for long periods of time, making daily tasks and school much harder. Even sitting down to watch a movie or show can be a struggle. The big question is, why? Amber Duhs will explore this question in her article.

[Photo] Opinion: The death of a generation’s attention span

Amber Duhs, Writer
September 3, 2024
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