Posts tagged: immigration

It feels as though with every notification of a new Executive Order from Trump, I feel a 20 pound weight being added to an imaginary … Read More

Like most college women, I voted in my first presidential election this cycle. When I completed my ballot, filling the empty circle next to “Hillary … Read More

In the 6 days following the historic inauguration of former reality television turned president, Donald Trump, 12 executive orders have been signed and there is no … Read More

This year has really shown me the power of the white woman. In a matter of months, they have accomplished some very… interesting things: 1. … Read More

To date, 123 people of color have been killed by police in 2016. After the formation of the Black Lives Matter Movement and unprecedented political … Read More

Though many religious leaders say it is not required given the circumstances, diabetic and pregnant Muslims often try to celebrate Ramadan with both fasting and prayer. … Read More

  We often criticize, push, and urge activist movements around us to go further, to be more intersectional. It’s not negativity that spurs this criticism; intersectionality is … Read More

“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed, … Read More

Like something straight out of a cliché, Wednesday dawned gray and overcast and it stayed that way for the entire day. The midterm elections were … Read More