This Valentine’s Day, because we should be staying at home and not spreading the virus further, I have 20 movies (and more) that I believe …
20 Movies for Valentine’s Day
Julia Rosalyn
Real Talk: Life Stories Are Not For Sale!
This article will be a lengthy one, so click on any links below to jump to the section that interests you! Intro: Good intentions count, …
New Year, Same Me?
“By the end of the year, I will be the way I envision myself to be: a better me.” The definition of a “better me” …
Rebirth of Society
When we reflect on our society, the most prominent thoughts that come to mind are ones revolving around social atrocities. The truth is, our contemporary …
Real Talk: Cancel Culture
Humans have been reduced to nothing more than a magazine subscription these days; the only difference is that the more issues the individual accumulates, the …
To Try or Not To Try
No doubt that 2020 has been an emotional rollercoaster for all of us, but now that the year has passed and we’ve been transported into …
Real Talk: The Fear of Speaking Up About Mental Health
It’s time to get Real Talk on things !! ?? In our second segment, Julia Rosalyn and Lynn will talk about the stigma behind mental health.
Real Talk: Sexual Health Awareness
Welcome to Echo’s very first chapter of Real Talk. In this series, we’re going to uncover, and tap into topics that are (you guessed it!), hard to talk about. With research, diverse perspectives and an open mind, we hope to equip you with a better understanding of certain ‘taboo’ topics and provide you with proper representation through this series. Today’s topic is very relevant this month just as it is every month. Sexual Health Awareness!
Independent Thinking
It’s so easy to get lost in the same loop of our thoughts, truly believing that what we think is our own true perception of life. But how certain can we be that these are fundamentally our own thoughts? Are they not merely an amalgamation of other people’s opinions that we subconsciously decided to piece together to make it solely our own? They might even be fragments and echoes of other people that we found ourselves admiring and yearned to be. It leads us to beg the question: how do we truly know if our thoughts are our own?