Identities Series: Finding what I lost
As racism and xenophobia prevail in America, it is critical to embrace our differing identities. Our stories encourage discourse and thus change.
As racism and xenophobia prevail in America, it is critical to embrace our differing identities. Our stories encourage discourse and thus change.
The only protection faculty at IC have against destructive top-down management decisions is to stand in solidarity with one another.
I’ve played Macklemore’s “Glorious” an embarrassing number of times since Saturday morning, but I feel glorious.
Despite struggling to figure out what spaces I belong in, it’s imperative that I understand the privilege I have because of the lightness of my skin.
If Ithaca College follows through with its plan to reopen, I hope its students would come back with respect for the community.
We fail to learn when we see it as a passive endeavor. Our thought processes and psyches are deeply powerful and complicated.
In the midst of the coronavirus, an epidemic continues to be felt on college campuses– it is sexual violence.
When gentrification happens within a community, it leads to the displacement of long-term residents who are not able to benefit from the new changes.
At the end of the day, on Nov. 3, the greatest way to have rebelled against Trump’s suppressive tactics is to have voted in this election.
Planned Parenthood is not the enemy here. It is breaking the stigma of sexual health and education in the U.S.
Throughout my early years, Southside is where I learned to love Blackness, love Black people and love myself.
To get to know our residents individually, we make efforts to have one-on-one meetings with them to check in with their overall well-being.