THE ITHACAN

Commentary: Photography is a display of power

By Marissa Booker • April 10, 2019

The classroom is also implicated in this imperial power structure as it has risen from the same inequities.

Racism defines white identity

By Marissa Booker • February 10, 2016

The white U.S. identity would have nothing without the populations they are still standing upon.

Bowie leaves mixed legacy

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • January 27, 2016

The real problem here is if we are able to disconnect celebrities from their humanity, what does that say about the way we view each other?

Rochon’s comments indicate incompetence and disconnection

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • December 2, 2015

Verbal violence from the lips of the president indicate a lack of connection and compassion for students, faculty, and staff experiences at Ithaca College.

How privilege and ignorance protect racism

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • November 11, 2015

When one is accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

Addressing a community with racism and cultural bias

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • October 27, 2015

There is a culture of fear here at Ithaca College.

Being perceived as a biracial liaison ignores character

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • October 10, 2015

Over the past 18 years I have grown tired of being tokenized even though I know it has just begun.

Commentary: Volunteer work should align with personal values

By Marissa Booker • August 25, 2015

People should volunteer because they want to make a difference that reflects their hopes and their ideals.