Her Campus at UCLA
I Don’t Think Elementary School Is Too Early To Start Learning The Truth About Thanksgiving
It’s honestly more confusing to re-learn the true history
Her Campus at Hampton U
Thanksgiving in the Black Community: Do you know your history?
On November 24th, many people, including the Black community will be celebrating around their dinner table with a feast on each of their dinner tables, just for the American-based...
Her Campus at UCLA
Reminder: Halloween Isn’t an Excuse to Dress Offensively
Their culture isn’t your costume.
Her Campus at Utah
The Real History of Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is widely celebrated as a national day of gratitude in the United States, though we fail to recognize the history attached. The default prevailing story is Native Americans...
Her Campus at Wisconsin
Let’s Talk About Respecting Indigenous People
Time to stomp out oppression and disrespect
Her Campus at FIU
The Prevailing Discrimination Against Native Americans in the U.S. Today
As we progress forward into 2021, there are certain centuries long predispositions and prejudices that still remain prominent in America...
Her Campus at FSU
Forget Thanksgiving: Here’s Five Ways To Support Indigenous Communities Instead
Let’s admit it—“Thanksgiving” is old-school.
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
The Privilege of Celebrating Thanksgiving
My intention is to amplify the voices of Native Americans and dismantle the popularized idea that Thanksgiving was and is a happy time for...
Her Campus at UFL
COVID-19 Doesn’t Discriminate, but Minorities Beg to Differ
The tragic reality behind COVID-19.
Her Campus at Akron
The Importance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Columbus Day is still a federal holiday in 2020, despite the growing recognition that Christopher Columbus was responsible for treasonous...