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How to interact with Africans

Make sure your every word drips with the sympathy that they came from a far country

Feb 18, 2019

How to interact with Africans

Feb 18, 2019

Inkabi Zezwe Make a Case for Cultural Values, Love & Community on their latest album ‘Ukhamba’

On Ukhamba, meaning is neither a universal prerogative left to definers to define nor a linguistic imposition to be passively borne

May 16, 2023

Inkabi Zezwe Make a Case for Cultural Values, Love & Community on their latest album ‘Ukhamba’

May 16, 2023

Surviving Two Pandemics

It’s a few hours to midnight at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park. Music plays as a few thousand people of different ages, races, and…

Sep 22, 2020

Surviving Two Pandemics

Sep 22, 2020

Living with social anxiety on a college campus.

Somehow, you have mastered knowing where all the quiet places on campus are

Nov 10, 2019

Living with social anxiety on a college campus.

Nov 10, 2019

When Home Becomes a Foreign Place

(How) can a place where I grew up in feel so foreign?

Aug 5, 2019

When Home Becomes a Foreign Place

Aug 5, 2019

UR can do ‘ever better’ in honoring Native American land on which it stands

This would be a step toward correcting historical injustices, stories, and practices that seeks to erase indigenous peoples’ history

Apr 22, 2019

Apr 22, 2019

It’s always about race

This is why when black people choose to love themselves, it is a radical act.

Mar 25, 2019

It’s always about race

Mar 25, 2019

Living with a foreign accent

From having your name spelled incorrectly on a Starbucks cup even after spelling out every single letter to the barista, to observing a…

Dec 7, 2018

Living with a foreign accent

Dec 7, 2018

Facilitating difficult conversations through debate

Recently, there have been many conversations in our community related to uncomfortable subjects such as the nature of gun violence, racial…

Nov 9, 2018

Facilitating difficult conversations through debate

Nov 9, 2018

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