By Joseph Klein / El Inde More than half a million people play high school basketball in the United States. Many of those kids have dreams of being a collegiate athlete at a Division One school. Yet only one percent of those students actually get to achieve their dream. Back in 2017, one of those…
By Sunday Joyahnah Holland / El Inde When a migrant leaves their home country to pursue the “American dream” and doesn’t call to check in by the next week or so — their moms and their spouses and their siblings and their children and their friends start to get worried. And when they don’t get…
By Sophie Wells / El Inde A thick, white fog rolls over the single-runway of the Friedman Memorial Airport thirteen miles south of Sun Valley, Idaho. Being on one of the last flights given permission to land in late-December weather conditions, I stepped off the plane in awe of the peaceful, mountainous landscape surrounding me. After…
By Rachel Waller / El Inde Melissa Lewinsky, a young woman in her twenties, shares a one-bedroom apartment with her one roommate and five cats who make themselves very comfortable on the kitchen table, bathroom sinks and any open space they feel like getting into.
By Haley Epstein / El Inde Bills Mafia, the self-named Buffalo Bills fanbase, is widely known for chaotic tailgates and diehard loyalty. Even if they’re losing, which they are usually projected to, Bills Mafia continues to show their cult-like support. The 2020 NFL season saw the Buffalo Bills on the upswing, winning their first playoff…
