You Don't Owe Anyone An Explanation About Your Ethnicity
Your ethnicity is your own
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Pay Us What We Deserve
The wage gap between men and women has been a prevalent topic of discussion around the world. The wage gap discriminates against gender,...
A DNA Test and My Quest for Identity
Alexa, play “Truth Hurts” by Lizzo.
A Short Guide to Sexual Inclusivity at PWIs
It can be hard trying to be inclusive to everyone, especially when you’ve spent your whole life around one ‘type’ of person. Lafayette...
My Experience Enjoying the Head of the Charles Festivities
The Head of the Charles Regatta is a yearly event known all around Boston. Here’s my experience there, and why you should go next year!
Voice Acting and Minority Representation in Animation
Contemporary discourse surrounding the representation of visible minorities in mainstream film and television has seen notable improvements...
How My First Half-Marathon Made Me Want to Run a Real Marathon
A month ago, I would have thought very differently.
Ups and Downs of Interracial Dating
For the longest time, and all throughout history, dating within the same race has been society’s “norm.” However, the world has changed...
For Black Girls Only—An Open Letter By A Black Woman, For Black Women
There's a severe underrepresentation of black women in the media, but, look no further. This one's for you.
Titus Kaphar: Reframing the Discussion on Race
From New Haven, USA, Titus Kaphar is famously known for appropriating images and paintings from American and European art history. By...
Salt Lake City Mayoral Race - Luz Escamilla
As the Salt Lake City Mayoral Election approaches, it is vital to identify the distinctive characteristics of each candidate. This article...
Formula One: The Coolest Sport You May Never Have Heard Of
The Basics Ever since I can remember, my family and I have followed Formula One. What is Formula One? You may never have heard of this...
How It Feels To Be A Black Girl
Growing up into the woman I am today, my entire life has been about my culture and who we truly are as a people. Growing up in an era where only European standards of beauty are being celebrated has made it a constant battle to love and be at peace with who I truly am. It is very easy for one to begin to question why they were born this way or what they have done to be treated this way. These questions used to cross my mind on a daily basis. Now, the only thing that crosses my mind is how fortunate and lucky I am to be who I am today.
Addressing Stereotypes and the Role Allies Play for Women of Color
"When they go low, we go high." -Michelle Obama
Biracial, but Not Bilingual
As I grow older, I am becoming more culturally aware of everything that is happening around me in America. Being biracial, but not...
The Hype About the Hyphen
By: Victoria Merianos Have you ever been to a foreign place and found that so many people have similar features, ways of talking and...
Meeting Your Parents: Do They Know About Me?
Am I worth the risk?
The Most Diverse Shows from the 2019 New York Fashion Week
Diversity and Inclusivity in New York Fashion Week
Meet Claudia Angel as HCCAU Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
HerCampus CAU had the unique opportunity to sit down with students to highlight and help celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Meet Claudia...
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The ERA and Why It Matters
Did you know it is still legal to discriminate against someone based on their gender identity and sexual orientation in Virginia?
