Support survivors—those you see and those you don’t
Wednesday was the 22nd Denim Day. It was also four months and 18 days since I became part of the 97 percent.
I don’t think the British monarchy is racist. But let’s talk...
With mental health awareness now at the forefront of contemporary society and movements like Black Lives Matter taking the world by storm, Markle’s bombshell revelation has shattered the very bedrock and foundation of the British establishment.
I survived the vaccine. So will you
When the vaccine is available, go out and get it. You can save the lives of those around you and help end this pandemic.
An ode to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ginsburg once said, “women will only have true equality when men share with them the responsibility of bringing up the next generation.” True to her words, she fought for equality her whole life.
Climate change needs to be a top priority
The time we have to reverse the pollution and damage inflicted on our land is ticking away.
The Power of Organizing
In the light of George Floyd’s untimely, cold-blooded murder, social media helped spread the horrific news.
‘Canes Care for ‘Canes, or do they?
And because we know that there is a vast racial disparity concerning the prognosis of those diagnosed with coronavirus, the continued effort to open a campus in an in-person format means that BIPOC students, staff, groundskeepers, dining hall workers, and instructors will disproportionately be forced to deal with the repercussions.
All My Friends Are Dead
In short, the kids are not alright. The current freshmen have been in quarantine for months while the federal government failed to adequately test, or even develop a plan.
The university does not care about its graduate student instructors
The university administration cares more about not giving up power and money than helping graduate student instructors find accommodations for teaching online. If the administration of the university cares for its graduate student instructors like it says it does, they will reverse the accommodation requirements and allow instructors to receive the choice to teach virtually.
UM should reopen. Here’s why
Another semester of doing everything through Zoom is not a feasible alternative for many students.
Through the eyes of an apprentice: COVID-19 and the medical student...
To healthcare professionals across all disciplines: now is the time to talk to medical students about what’s going on. We are listening to you.
Black History Month is not Flaming Hot Month
As I sat and listened to the black workers justify why they were serving me Hot Cheetos with mac and cheese, I felt transported into the world of "Get Out."
