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The student news site of Chantilly High School (Chantilly, VA)

The Purple Tide
The student news site of Chantilly High School (Chantilly, VA)

The Purple Tide

Review: Queer literature gives teens new perspectives

Cassie Barnes, Online Editor
June 14, 2022
Junior Anna Dimaiuta watches Disneys Encanto on March 2 before first period starts. Encanto has been recognized as one of the very diverse animated movies Disney has produced.

Female representation in media evolves

Cassie Barnes, Online Editor
March 24, 2022
School violence often results in students feeling unsafe and alienated from their peers in what many believe should be a safe learning space.

Hallway Hostility: School violence surges nationwide

Cassie Barnes, Mahika Sharma, and Roshni Ahuja
February 11, 2022
An evergreen tree with shiny ornaments hanging from its branches is often the staple of Christmas time. However, this tradition is not the only way the holiday season can be celebrated.

Personal column: no correct way to celebrate winter holidays

Cassie Barnes, Online Editor
December 24, 2021
Many museums, like the National Museum of African Art and the National Museum of Asian Art, were constructed for the sole purpose of displaying underrepresented artists in the United States, but those pieces are rarely featured in well-known museums. Feminist artists and people of color (POC) often inspire others through their expressive creations. At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, a diverse amount of cultures and feminist art can be found, including this one, which was located in the museums Feminist Exhibit. “I’ve always been more into female artists because I recognized how, in my life, a lot of the teachers are male or the art I [studied] was always white male art,” art history teacher Terilynn Thomas said. “It was interesting how the females are always the add-on or the tail end of white American or European artists.”

Women, people of color display artwork in Smithsonian American Art Museum

Roshni Ahuja and Cassie Barnes
December 9, 2021
Junior Aaditya Khurana and seniors Claudia Von Bostel, Lune Foster, Stephi Shraga and Astor Snevely begin their first campaign of the school year at D&D Club on Sept. 17.

Dungeons and Dragons Club fosters creativity

Thalia Sabit, Staff Writer
October 19, 2021
All bodies are different. A person’s worth should be determined by themselves as a human, not by their physical appearance.

All bodies need to be normalized

Cassie Barnes, Staff Writer
June 14, 2021
All the seniors had an amazing time working with each and every one of the underclassmen this year. Watching you all grow has been so rewarding, and itll be very hard for us to leave you all. We know youll do great things in the future, and well keep supporting you no matter where you are.

Letter to the underclassmen

May 21, 2021
Two separate bills have the potential of changing the federal minimum wage from 2021 to 2025, Source: Economic Policy Institute

Minimum wage debate continues to rage on

Cassie Barnes, Staff Writer
April 25, 2021
“Autism is a spectrum,” and there are different characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Source: LifeLine Connections

World Autism Awareness Day: celebrating neurodivergence

Cassie Barnes, Staff Writer
April 2, 2021
In her living room where she practices clarinet, sophomore Josie Satterfield makes notes on her sheet music during a lesson.

Musicians adapt to different lessons

Cassie Barnes, Staff Writer
February 26, 2021
Infographic information showing violence against people of color. Sources: NAACP, Mapping Police Violence

Reverse Racism: White privilege invalidates argument

Cassie Barnes, Staff Writer
January 9, 2021
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