I see you, Thurgood Marshall
Racism is an institutional issue in America, inextricably bound to the history of slavery and racial prejudice in this country.
Author Archives
The rhetoric of abortion: Not pro-choice anymore
Expanding the narrow term “pro-choice” to the broader label of “reproductive justice” respects the multitude of women who may ultimately face the choice of abortion.
My fake internet girlfriend
In the hysteria and confusion surrounding Manti Te’o’s story, the fact of successful Internet relationships seems to be lost.
Whippersnappers, curmudgeons and free speech
Where does Stanford University draw the line on our right to free speech?
We don’t know how to disagree
How are we to compromise in order to share this campus, the nation and the world?
Monday morning pep talk
Allow me to justify for you why the past week of break was not full of academic progress, and why that is perfectly okay.
All the single ladies, and other Democrats
There is certainly room and reason for difference between political parties. But when that difference is so alienating to large demographics that they blatantly avoid your political party, it seems a matter of smart politics to change.
The other elections: Progress and lack thereof
As the presidential election is analyzed for the next few hours, there are other stories to focus on nationwide, showing interesting shifts in the nation.