The Asian American Community SPEAKs Out
Over 200 Asian and Asian American students, plus other students of color and white allies, congregated at the AACC to discuss their role in the racial movement on campus.
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A Message of Solidarity from the Editors and Staff of The Politic
The Politic recognizes that this moment is not a debate. It is a time for our community to confront a fact: students and teachers of color do not receive the respect they deserve on this campus.
A Third Reconstruction: Cornell William Brooks Calls for a New Protest Movement
Brooks discussed a multitude of modern civil rights battles in the U.S., ranging from mass incarceration to voting rights, culminating in a call for a “third reconstruction.”
Angélique Kidjo on Giving Power to the People
Kidjo, whom NPR called Africa’s Greatest Living Diva, spoke at a Stiles Master’s Tea this week.
Panel Condemns US Response to Ebola
“We’ve had two deaths from Ebola in the United States. Meanwhile, thousands have died in West Africa. It’s obscene [that] we’re panicking, hiding under our beds about something that will never really affect most people in this country.”
Waiting for Home: Can The Problems with New Haven’s Swamped Public Housing System be Solved?
Daniel Judt and Abigail Schneider examine the flaws in the Elm City’s housing system
It’s On Me
Shirking individual responsibility defeats the purpose of a campaign like “It’s On Us.”
“Sheep” Challenge Deresiewicz at Master’s Tea
The first twenty minutes seemed like a calculated attempt to diffuse palpable tensions in the room.