America’s history demonstrates the term “equality” wasn’t meant for everyone. Many weren’t treated equally, especially when it came to their education. Unfortunately, this is continuing today.
Matthew WoodsThe first time I experienced racial micro-aggression, I was eight years old. There have been other times before, I’m sure; but that’s the instance I’ll always remember.
Gwen Grace YehAs you grow up, you start to realize things about life and yourself that may have never come to mind. These honest notions can profoundly shape what is you believe and who it is that you become.
Regan MengeIn Syria, millions of people are fighting for their lives this very moment. It’s easy to turn a blind eye to this reality because it may not effect one personally, but the reality of its existence doesn’t make it any less important to understand.
Chase MaserKevin Garnett was a throwback player to a time when people trash talked up and down the basketball court. He was the ultimate trash talker, proving that “anything is always possible.” Clearly, the NBA will not be the same without him.
Kylan WatsonAs an alumnus, reading about Georgetown’s new policy to actively engage as well as to structurally change its campus culture to become more inclusive makes me feel encouraged and excited. Within a few years, I’m hoping Black students can feel more accepted.
Benjamin McAfeeThere are many things that can trigger suicidal thoughts. So many things. But by speaking your truth and by getting help, you will be able to free yourself and be able to pinpoint what exactly is causing you to feel this way.
Ashley M. Williams
