#Stop Asian Hate By Maeve Galvin, Bella Gilmartin, and Talía Hall Imagine it is March 2020. You are masked up, distanced from everyone, and waiting to board your flight home after being evacuated from college. In the corner of your eye, you see a rather large, sweaty white man slowly come near you. Out of […]
By Leigh Pendleton, Maggie Hamilton, Leila Mahdavi, and Ixchel Ramirez It can be shocking to find racism in books we loved and revered as children. While the news of Dr. Seuss’s racist works continues to traverse the internet, many differing opinions are also being voiced about their impact. The majority of Dr. Seuss’s books are filled with lighthearted rhymes […]
by Rachele Byrd, Shivani Dayal, and Molly Hoyer Between 1990 and 2000, the percentage of babies in the US born to two parents of different races rose significantly, from 5 to 9 percent. This increase is part of a larger trend in the United States that, over the course of the last thirty years, […]
A Late Night Letter to the Electors by Cord J. Whitaker It is ironic that this election season and its aftermath have been permeated by the disbelief in and misrepresentation of facts. It is ironic because all the handwringing is motivated by a desire for facts to matter in the future, but this may […]
