Running Home: When Finding Ancestral Roots Becomes Activism
Valerie Fryer-Davis For nearly half a century, the world has ignored Morocco’s illegal occupation of the Western Sahara and...
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Navigating vulnerable states: Derick Chauvin’s conviction and the elusive goal of police reform.
David Monda Reflecting on the recent conviction of Derek Chauvin, I was reminded of how vulnerable the public is...
An Attorney Working as an Asylum lawyer at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Eva Sage Gordon Eva Sage Gordon is a third-year PhD Candidate in English at the Graduate Center, CUNY. She...
The first day
by Pamela Kallimanis On the first day of lockdown, I got a message from both of my adjunct...
Who Gets To Be Disenfranchised?
By Maureen Eich VanWalleghan Poems © 2021 Hate Inside the wordhateis a little wordate.Hate ate us up. Nothing...
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...
