Food is an enormous vessel for culture. Its colonization robs it of its meaning. Capitalistic commodification takes the culture out of cultural foods. Lei Danielle Escobal December 14, 2021
Data on race and ethnicity must be properly aggregated to prevent harm In a space where Asian Americans are celebrated through cultural organizations and the Asian American Studies Program, how does the university manage to invisibilize the Asian American community? Lei Danielle Escobal December 1, 2021
Museums require a more ethical display of art belonging to marginalized groups Museums teach us the importance of stories behind artifacts, but the ethics of how the story is told and discovered are just as important. Lei Danielle Escobal November 17, 2021
Asian Americans in the spotlight must challenge stereotypes on and off the screen There needs to be more Asian Americans writing, directing and creating the stories of us. Lei Danielle Escobal November 5, 2021
It’s possible to be the best dressed on Halloween without offending anyone Costume companies need stronger diversity, equity and inclusion teams to prevent the production of offensive costumes. Lei Danielle Escobal October 27, 2021
Without Black leaders, companies shouldn’t profit from AAVE Current slang words aren’t just trendy; they’re culture. Lei Danielle Escobal October 6, 2021
The teaching of American military exceptionalism must end The Afghan war wasn’t a success. It shouldn’t be taught as such. Lei Danielle Escobal September 30, 2021
The university needs to crack down on COVID-19 rules Without disciplinary action, COVID-19 cases will continue to rise at this university. Lei Danielle Escobal September 21, 2021