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Context, Contradictions, and False Equivalencies

I write this essay on the cusp of several holiday traditions. As always, the holiday season can be incredibly painful for many. Loss of loved ones, memories of painful past holidays, undealt with grief, and the yearning for comfort are palpable every holiday season. This year, the added confusion of record-breaking shopping while a genocide…

December 23, 2024 in decolonizing, settler colonialism, student mobilizations, systemic racism.

When College Graduates Participate in a White Supremacist Riot

Jim Clyburn, Congressional representative from South Carolina and the majority whip, has an office in the Congressional Chambers with his name title displayed clearly. However, Clyburn does not work out of that office, instead working from an unmarked one with this staff. On January 6, the day of the storming of the Capitol building, some…

February 3, 2021 in decolonizing.

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