Black History Month has been commodified and corporatized. Here’s why that’s problematic.
Without structural change, these corporate gestures amount to nothing at all.
Pennsylvania’s John Fetterman could kick off a new era of working-class politics
Could Pennsylvania's tattooed, 6-foot-8 Lieutenant Governor answer the hopes of progressive Democrats?
Body neutrality is what we truly need for self-acceptance
Society should embrace body neutrality to help individuals.
Sororities’ path to increased inclusion needs a radical change in recruitment
The Panhellenic Association's promises of inclusion are performative, not helpful, without actually challenging unconscious bias.
Schools and colleges should teach digital etiquette
We can avoid messy Zoom chatboxes and unhelpfully unmuted questions.
It’s time to permanently scrap standardized testing requirements for college admissions
Colleges need to make test-optional or test-blind admissions permanent, even after the pandemic.
Local restaurants and delivery drivers need your money, not DoorDash
Here’s what we can and must do to empower small businesses, not behemoths.
By neglecting grad students with kids, UMD shows its apathy toward the hardest workers
Grad students are already mistreated. Refusing fair parental accommodations is just cruel.
After bungling the pandemic, politicians shouldn’t get to cut in line for the vaccine
Why should Ted Cruz get vaccinated before health care workers?
