Opinion Archives - Page 9 of 180

Children’s products are not male or female

Jenna Burk • January 23, 2022

Parents should allow their young children gender autonomy

Sports media must treat its Black female employees better and with more respect

Cydnee Dotson • January 19, 2022

The popular sports network ESPN has a history of diversity issues and unfair treatment toward Black employees

Adjustments must be made for parking on campus

Julia Williams • January 19, 2022

Finding an on-campus parking spot during the day continues to be challenging. A solution needs to be provided

Mock-support is still support for Sister Cindy

Abby Lee • December 11, 2021

MU crowd welcomed Sister Cindy to campus and remained supportive even at the sermon’s most controversial points

YouTube’s anti-vaccine misinformation policies: bandaids over bullet holes

Abby Lee • December 8, 2021

YouTube’s newest misinformation policies are just like other major social media platforms’ moves: paper-thin

Short story madness: How a kidney donation led to a viral internet cat fight

Carrington Peavy • December 6, 2021

My thoughts on #kidneygate, who’s the real “Bad Art Friend” and how the situation caused such a rumble on social media

Makes me Yak: Cyberbullying at Mizzou

Mara Dumitru • December 6, 2021

‘Innocent comments’ aren’t as harmless as users might think

As our planet reaches its boiling point, Hollywood needs to step up

Ezra Bitterman • December 6, 2021

The stigma surrounding the climate in Hollywood is harmful

Democrats need to change their strategy to win back Missouri

Ezra Bitterman, Bobby Lee • November 17, 2021

Bobby Lee is a freshman journalism major at MU. He writes for The Maneater about political affairs, MU, the state of journalism and environmental topics. Ezra Bitterman is a freshman journalism major...

One’s beauty should not be a debate for the satisfaction of others

Tia Laury • November 17, 2021

America’s beauty standard gives a false reality to how beauty is defined

Kyle Rittenhouse deserves to be fully prosecuted for his crimes

Abigail Ramirez • November 17, 2021

After he killed two people and injured another with an AR-15 at a Black Lives Matter rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse stands trial. After gaining sympathy from the judge by crying while giving his testimony, the chances of Rittenhouse’s acquittal seem to rise. However, any sentence less than full prosecution would be unjust and preserve racial corruption in the American court system

MU’s choice to keep Jefferson statue in Francis Quadrangle is unacceptable

Grace Miller • November 16, 2021

MU’s statue of Thomas Jefferson in Francis Quadrangle memorializes a prominent slave owner and rapist