Our actions tell us that we have given up on civil communication, that we have instead embraced division and ideological determinism
The Aziz Ansari case proves one thing: that we are unclear on our understanding of assault and consent
We rightly place little faith in the ethical intentions of our elected representatives, and we should never forget to take into account who exactly gains from manipulating immigration policies.
It is important that we examine conspiracy theories with rigor and an open mind. Such theories thrive on denial and dismissal, and can only be nullified by the truth.
The history of our University is one of both oppression and vision, and today it stands as an institution in which truth can be pursued as we see fit.
In a movement for racial justice, we do not want “allies”. An ally is only useful insofar as they help you achieve your goals — an ally is a tool, something to be used.
