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Ever since she was a little kid, Zadie has seen herself taking a big role in society. Always speaking up and speaking out, she hopes to go into law as an adult. Presently, as a junior at ERHS, Zadie spends her time as class president and plays a part in Model United Nations. Outside of her academic work, she is a big fan of entertainment. She enjoys a vast genre of movies, with her favorite being Paris, Texas. Her love for music also jumps across genres (with the exception of country music). Zadie’s love of reading has also been a lifetime hobby, spanning back to when she was little. She now finds herself interested in all areas of literature. As the eldest of three, Zadie is very talkative and social. She enjoys new experiences and getting to know people. These ventures include her love for thrifting, as clothes are an outlet of expression for Zadie. Something else that makes Zadie unique is her fondness for coffee. By both taste-testing diverse coffee shops around LA, and experimenting with her own espresso machine at home, she has grown a strong appreciation. As a leader in the junior class, and a member of journalism, Zadie is excited to see what's to come. 


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Zadie
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Kang

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Oct 1, 2026 ∙ 3 min
My body your political battleground: OPED
Image Credit: Zadie Kang Enes Kanter wore a shirt with the dictionary definition of “woman” to a WNBA game claiming to be “protecting women and girls.” Sydney Sweeney wore two footballs over her breasts while advertising a sports gambling platform. Why do we appear to be evolving backwards? The female body has often been a point of political contention. Our bodies have always seemed to exist in the context of taboos, sex, and policing. They’ve been institutionalized, both as a tool of...

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Sep 10, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Yayoi Kusama: remembering the legacy of a thousand polka dots
Image Credit: Yusuke Miyazaki “Bring on Picasso, bring on Matisse. Bring on anybody! I would stand up to them all with a single polka dot. That was the way I saw it. I was betting everything on this and raising my revolutionary banner against all of history.” Mixed media artist and icon Yayoi Kusama died at the age of 97 on August 14th in Tokyo. The Japanese artist inspired a generation of creatives with her fabulous polka dots and out of the box mixed-media art, which included paintings,...

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May 14, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Fashion is art: Met Gala 2026
Image Credit: Washington Post For fashion enthusiasts, their Superbowl was this Wednesday at this year’s Met Gala. Every year we get to see our favorite stars on the red carpet at “Fashion’s Biggest Night”. This year the theme was Costume Art, challenging designers to combine experimental elements of clothing and the physical body. As a long-time Met Gala expert (over a decade of watching the red carpet from my bed), I can confidently say that this year was extremely underwhelming. Were the...

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