Tag: donald trump
What’s Going On With the United States Postal Service
by Ugonna Ezuma-Igwe | Aug 28, 2020
Ugonna Ezuma-Igwe | Managing Editor “Postal Service warns 46 states their voters could be...
We Cannot Tolerate Right-Wing Extremism on Our Campus
by Kevin Moye | Apr 4, 2019
Just as we should not stereotype Islam as the root cause of Islamic terrorism, we should not mischaracterize all right-wing ideology as the cause of all extremist terror. Instead, we should be critical of segments of any ideology that lead to extremist tendencies. As college students, we must be the most aware of what these ideologies that can manifest into.
Race-Based Politics are Back in Vogue
by Kevin Moye | Nov 29, 2018
Two years after the disastrous 2016 elections, America at-large is still reeling from the effects of that election. The far-right, prejudiced politics have eschewed in a familiar type of politicking across the country. It is the politics of overt racism that we have not quite seen since the 1960s.
Fighting Transphobia With Awareness
by Kevin Moye | Nov 8, 2018
In modern American politics, transgender people may be one of the most persecuted groups in our society. Their rights are constantly assaulted by transphobic lawmakers too scared of their existence; they face a society that is still too stuck in traditional values to accept them for who they are; and now, they…
Do We Perpetuate the Cycle of Neglect Towards Puerto Rico?
by Jalen Rose | Oct 11, 2018
Jalen Rose | Staff Writer Last month, the Carolinas were hit by Hurricane Florence. Many student...
Shawn’s Soapbox: Why It’s Important for Black People to Vote
by Shawn Fredericks | Oct 11, 2018
Shawn Fredericks | Staff Writer October 12 is a special day—not because of sports or entertainment...
