2021 Golden Globe Controversies and what it reflects
Content Warning: Rape Award season is officially here; the Hollywood Foreign Press announced the Golden Globe nominees last week, February...
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Reflections on "White-Passing and Privilege: A Discussion on Mixed-Race Experiences"
Offering reflections on the Her Campus X PENGals event "White-Passing and Privilege [..]" , Yasmin outlines the key topics she and Bekkie Bury explored when co-chairing the event - including racial identity, imposter syndrome and desirability politics. Then moving to some more personal reflections, Yasmin and some of the wonderful attendees share their experiences of being mixed-race WOC and add some comments on the event itself.
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Remember The Message
The images we’ve seen on social media and television streams have been nothing short of devastating as horrible events of violence are...
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Living With(in) Whiteness
Conversations regarding race never seems to be ending in our society, especially in the rapidly changing political landscape of the United...
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Does Professionalism Cater to Whiteness?
A lot of these dress codes that say they promote professionalism actually have deep roots within systems of oppression. If I reflect on professionalism long enough, I am convinced it was created to enable colonizers to hold power over people who have marginalized identities.
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Confronting (My Own) White Privilege
The first time I was really forced to confront my privilege was my junior year of high school. Of course, being the good, liberal...
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Cole Sprouse Wrote a Powerful Twitter Thread About the Media's Role in Gun Violence
The actor calls attention to some important cultural issues.
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“Liberal Arts” and its Educational Shortcomings
Despite the recent normalization of “non-traditional” career paths and lifelong pursuits, it still seems that most people highly recommend...
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A Politician Called This UW Madison Class on 'The Problem of Whiteness' 'Garbage'
He thinks it's reverse racism or something
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'Welcome White Week' Flyer Sparks Protest at Northern Kentucky University
This poster mocked the "Welcome Black Week" events on campus.
