COVID-19 is in full swing and causing panic for everyone. Colleges and work are closing down for millions of people across the globe.
Students now have to address having classes online instead of...
An outbreak of coronavirus is no excuse to take part in ridiculous and ignorant acts of racism.
It’s understandable to be worried and cautious with the recent outbreak of coronavirus. It’d be surprising...
There are many things that you can be apathetic about, but white supremacists vandalizing cars with their hateful flyers is not one of them.
Tuesday marked the fourth time on our campus that our students...
Stunned USI students walked to their cars on a slow, snowy Tuesday, bundled up in all the coats they had in their closets, prepared to go home. Instead of an uneventful stroll as per usual, they discovered...
The racist fliers found on USI’s campus have caused outrage, disgust and sadness. In response, the student body has remained largely apathetic, despite the university’s attempts to discuss and address...
Jamelle Bouie, a political analyst for CBS News and chief political correspondent for Slate Magazine, spoke to students, faculty, and staff about the current state of race relations in the United States...
Student encourages compassion for victims of rascism
October 19, 2016
Last Wednesday, Cornel West spoke in Carter Hall about identifiable issues of our generation.
West spoke against racial inequality, xenophobia, prejudice and homophobia.
Imagine a black kid, putting books into his locker, minding his own business when suddenly, another kid shouts, “Act your color.”
This was nothing new to “the whitest black guy.”
I don't talk politics, but I do talk decency and respect.
I, an 18-year-old student journalist, was spat on yesterday at a Donald Trump rally in my hometown.
What happened didn't register immediately.
The...
Danesha Shelton will ask the question: “Why is it hard to talk about race?” for her capstone project.
The Center for Social Justice Education intern will ask this question to Stand Against Racism...
Tim Wise’s five-year-old daughter asked if Morgan Freeman was really God after seeing a trailer for “Evan Almighty.” He replied that he was just an actor who plays God often. Her sister replied, “That can’t be God.”
