Column: What the COVID-19 vaccine news really means
By Rajee Ganesan | Nov. 12Don't throw away your mask and hand sanitizer anytime soon. Here's what a coronavirus vaccine does (and doesn't) mean for the future.
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Don't throw away your mask and hand sanitizer anytime soon. Here's what a coronavirus vaccine does (and doesn't) mean for the future.
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"Ensure your vote counts. Move to abolish the Electoral College."
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"For many on UNC’s campus, the election results are what we desired. However, the election itself is not the turning point or catalyst that sparks healing and unity. The turning point is on us. The catalyst is us. It is our intentionality to walk in civic grace every day."
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OnlyFans has finally put the business of sex work in the hands of its creators. But is it the final frontier?
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"We have grown weary of the excess of the famous. With a few exceptions, all celebrities are showing us is how out of touch they are."
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Pop sensation Ariana Grande isn’t afraid to boldly confront the confusing cross-section of love and lust. "Positions," Grande’s third album in two years, is an exploration of a young woman’s sensual side, with songs openly addressing our generation’s attitudes toward sex, and packing the track list with infinite intimate innuendoes. You’re going to want to take notes.
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"This political game has no place in research, nor should we allow it to attack science as an element of the American identity. Simply put, public research and communication ought to be independent of such political pressures."
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"Access to reproductive health care is not a women’s issue — it is a human rights issue."
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"I know some people may just want to pretend this pandemic is over and want a president who will assure you it's no big deal, but not everyone has the privilege to just ignore what is going on right now. They are terrified by the prospect of what is to come."
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"While young Americans have been historically horrible at voting, 2020 is different. When Republicans try to suppress our vote, it just makes us want to vote even more."
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"Sitcoms are made to make us feel good, and it’s easy to want to defend that — especially in 2020, when most any semblance of comfort seems to have been taken from us. But microaggressive humor comes at a cost."
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"Love, community, belonging and acceptance exist in more than one form — and as we open ourselves up to that truth, life blossoms."
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Think before you tweet (or retweet) and don’t believe everything you see online.
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"As many UNC students sit in their off-campus apartments, family homes or on-campus dorms struggling to do online classes, Nigerians are struggling to breathe."
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Why should you care about the decline in local news?
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"Once Halloween passes and Election Day comes and goes, don’t have a dumbfounded look on your face if your preferred candidate doesn’t win when you could — and should — have voted. You, sadly, will have to sulk around in that gut-wrenching costume for the next four years."
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"Vaccines, in general, are usually safe, and as long as the data and results of the clinical trials are released to the public in a transparent and consistent fashion, there should be no reason to be wary of a COVID-19 vaccine that has undergone extensive testing."
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Times are stressful, but hearing "Dreams" circulating recently has brightened a few of my days. It also fits in with the season; something about Stevie Nicks’ ethereal presence screams Autumn to me, and I find myself listening to Fleetwood Mac on repeat as the leaves start change colors and we make our way through October.
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"Life’s long enough to take a semester off. But it’s too short to be stuck chasing contentment while perpetually suffocating in work."
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"Although Biden’s vision is flawed in many ways, and could have unexpected consequences, it may be the best we have."
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