Chinese Takeout: A Look into Cultural Superiority in American Food Culture
“It’s just weird. Like a giant booger. Yuck.”
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20 Years After "Remember the Titans," America Still Hasn’t Learned its Lesson About Race
“Left side. Strong Side.” These four words are still as influential in the lives of movie and sports lovers today as they were when "...
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“Listen to Those Facing Oppression and Believe Them” - Queer and BAME Collective
In Conversation with Roshini Bains and Lydia Sariak Roshini Bains (she/her) and Lydia Sariak (she/her) are the co-presidents of the Queer...
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Re-Watching Girlfriends as an Adult
After months and months of being in quarantine, by the end of July I was completely bored out of my mind, having seemingly perused through...
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Jesus Isn't Only White
The detrimental relationship between white supremacy and Christianity doesn’t mean to stop being a follower of Christ.
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I May Destroy You: Look At Us While We're Talking To You
Trigger warning: mentions of rape and sexual assault *SPOILERS AHEAD* "We became the generation interested in ourselves. We have no problem...
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"The Way To End Oppression Is Together" - Eden Kankam-Nantwi
It was a pleasure to speak to Eden Kankam-Nantwi (she/her) via video call. Eden is a third year Law student, and this year’s president of...
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How Police Brutality and Health Disparities Are Killing Black People in America
This summer, the alleged forgery of a $20 bill led to the murder of George Floyd , a Black 46-year-old man, who died moments after a police...
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America Will Never Love the Black Woman.
Black women have carried this country on their backs while holding the disrespect that everyone else gives them in their laps, while still...
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At the Crossroads: When Gender and Race Collide
Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the Utah Women & Leadership Project forum, which focused on exploring the...
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The Bluest Eye: Everything I Needed as a Black Woman to Reflect on My Childhood
Toni Morrison’s novel teaches us about ourselves.
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"If You're Not Hopeful, Then What's The Point?" - Ria Kalsi
In Conversation with Ria Kalsi I was lucky enough to sit down and talk to Ria Kalsi (she/her) via video call. Ria is a third-year English...
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Bonnie Bennett and the Portrayal of Black Women in Fantasy
[Spoiler Alert: This article will contain spoilers for all 8 seasons of The Vampire Diaries] “The Vampire Diaries” (TVD) is an American...
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Why People of Color's Votes Matter
How a plethora of underrepresented citizens could change the outcome of the election.
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A Movement, Not A Moment
Our lives are not a trend
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Race in Healthcare and Medicine: From Patient-Doctor Relations to Health Disparities
The topic of race and racism shouldn’t stop at politics
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Who Am I Uninterrupted
Two nights ago I got the chance to watch season one episode five of “Lovecraft Country,” which is a new show from HBO that is based on the...
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I, Too, See Color and It is Beautiful
Famous African-American poet Langston Hughes was a pillar in the Harlem Renaissance . He dedicated most of his work to writing about the...
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Googling Professionalism
We’ve all experienced the anxiety of shopping for the right professional outfits and figuring out appropriate hairstyles for interviews and...
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Pursuing Racial Justice Together, A Purdue Series
Purdue currently has a series called: Pursuing Racial Justice Together. This is a series made up of a diverse group of speakers, all highly...
