• The Divisiveness Behind the Model Minority Myth 

    The Divisiveness Behind the Model Minority Myth 

    The idea that South and East Asians achieve a higher socioeconomic success because of their “two-parent households” and “strong emphasis on education” only serves as a poorly veiled jab at the systematic inequality disadvantaging black people from navigating the same system. We are lifted up by a system that intentionally pushes down our black friends,… Read more

  • When The Smoke Clears

    When The Smoke Clears

    Featured Image: The New York Times Where will you be, when the smoke clears, and the protests die off, when your social media is no longer plastered with indignant cries for justice, or videos of people being tear-gassed and run over, and the news channels have moved on? Where will you be, when the companies Read more

  • We Need To

    We Need To

    Featured Artwork: Kate Osmond We must Invigorate therapy We must structure A home   Because…   As the world ages So do we   And more hearts fracture; Others deprived  Of the key   And more solemnness Fills wells Of our eyes   Barricaded By stigma Or a person to confide in   And we Read more

  • Being Black in America Should Not Be a Death Sentence

    Being Black in America Should Not Be a Death Sentence

    Featured Artwork: Nikkolas Smith Eric Garner, Ahmaud Arbery, and now, George Floyd, were all subject to the same fate: their deaths were written by white men. You can deny it but the facts won’t change, these were hate crimes and none of the incidents were accidents. Eric Garner was put in a chokehold by an Read more

  • Open Your Eyes

    Open Your Eyes

    Featured Artwork: Ryan Hartley Smith Not realizing how bad it was Nor taking a moment for a pause For not understanding who all it hurt Not just the people, but the community as a whole   My people, I say to you Don’t look at your race or your hue It don’t matter who you are  Read more

  • A Conversation: Why You Should Care About Inclusion

    A Conversation: Why You Should Care About Inclusion

    Featured Artwork: Elena Resko Inclusion broadly defined is a concept that all people should be accepted. However, this is often not the case in many academic settings. As communities continue to revolutionize the classroom, providing innovative new environments for students, two key components are often left out of the conversation: the concept of neurodiversity and Read more

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