Who Gets To Be Disenfranchised?
By Maureen Eich VanWalleghan Poems © 2021 Hate Inside the wordhateis a little wordate.Hate ate us up. Nothing...
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Embodied Risk
Kelsey Chatlosh Poem: to be “at-risk” to be a risk to do things I haven’t done ...
(Un)Belonging
Queenie Sukhadia I sit before the balding man in the tan uniform, in the garden circling his mansion,...
Racial Injustices in the United States and How We Can Combat a Dystopian Society
Vanessa King The United States has a prolonged history of systematic racism. From police terrorizing and harassing back...
The International Students that the United States Treats as Aliens During a Pandemic
Seyedeh Mehrnaz Moghaddam International students in the US rarely receive attention as a vulnerable group in times of crises; however,...
The Snubbing of Greta Thunberg. A Queer Perspective of How a ‘Politics of the Normal’ Perpetuates Environmental Injustice
James Robert Brooks Being a climate activist is a lot like being queer in a heteronormative world. If...
Spirit, Justice and Utopian Futures: Malcolm X as Method
Inmaculada Zanoguera Garcias In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. After 2020 uprooted the foundations of...
Reimagining foreign policy: Joe Biden’s first foreign policy speech and its implications for international affairs
David Monda As we prepare to slowly ease back into old routines, and as America looks to reconstruct...
Renouncing Purity: Lessons from the COVID-19 Era
Queenie Sukhadia I take a deep breath as I try to still my mind and calm my racing...
On Essays
Travis Bartley The etymology of ‘essay’ is a familiar cliché that I’ve come to indulge with students at...
