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FLEMING-KLINK: Prejudice Pervades Our Justice System

By Isaiah Fleming-Klink April 19, 2016

Our criminal justice system is not broken. Instead, it works with breathtaking, astonishing effectiveness — without flaw, inconvenience or inefficiency — to achieve its purpose: the subjugation of...

A Dedication to Acceptance

A Dedication to Acceptance

By Samantha Rhodes June 30, 2015

My mother taught me to be tolerant. Never in my life have I thought of being any other way, all because of her. The first time I witnessed bullying, it shocked me so much that I thought I had simply misread...

Worlds Away in Jordan, Identity Remains Masked

By Molly Wartenberg March 17, 2015

On the first day of my semester abroad in Amman, Jordan, my program director explained to my group that if we were not Muslim or Christian, “It’s easiest just to tell people you’re Christian.”...

#BBGU Prompts Discussion

By Suzanne Monyak December 6, 2013

“Having an academic advisor who acts really surprised when you excel in your classes.” “When everyone looks at you when the word ‘slavery’ is brought up in discussion.” “No black hairdressers...

Making Sense of the Graffiti

By The Editorial Board September 17, 2010

Anyone present on campus before this semester will recall the string of bias-related incidents that tarnished the campus mood last year. Their frequency was disheartening and their abusive nature...

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