Trauma turns to advocacy
In other words, is there any value in reliving these issues, something that inevitably comes with speaking out?
In other words, is there any value in reliving these issues, something that inevitably comes with speaking out?
We need to acknowledge that sexual misconduct thrives in academia. And sometimes, it’s institutionally sanctioned.
I’m just interrogating the usefulness of allyship as a framework to understanding oppression because the word “individual” is at the heart of solidarity.
I find this intensely gross. I’ve heard of this line of thinking before, usually among the more openly racist types.
To me, patriotism isn’t much different from a religion. It’s a belief in a less nebulous higher power, one that must similarly go unquestioned.
Put differently, racism on college campuses is inextricably linked to the severe lack of meaningful dialogue about race-related issues in primary and secondary education.
CVE should focus on the integration and success of Muslim communities rather than their ability to identify terrorists.
White supremacist claims of “subjugation” and “victimhood” are specious, silly and narcissistic.
I’m gay, black and an immigrant, and believe me, I am more than capable of speaking up in defense of my values.
As an immigrant from Kenya born to Somali parents, I have seen firsthand the divide between African immigrants and African-Americans.
Even in the secular West, where the freedom to change religions is recognized, ex-Muslims continue to fear for their lives.
The decision to pursue postsecondary education outside of my home came with the price of leaving my family behind. It was emotional and tumultuous.