After a long history of suppression, minorities still find barriers at the ballot box
By Max Padilla | October 29, 2020Today, marginalized communities face blatant voter discrimination.
Today, marginalized communities face blatant voter discrimination.
We are writing to say thank you.
Cultural differences matter — this is a very Swedish strategy and is not something even remotely possible in the United States.
The concept of “right person, wrong time” implies that there are people who are justified in “saving us for later.”...But how long are we supposed to hang on for?
Democracy is an amazing tool. But only if you use it.
Do you know what an internal condom is?
Attending college during a pandemic and a moment of national unrest was always going to be difficult. Yet one Middlebury-made stresser adds yet another layer: our busyness culture.
This begs the question: what is Middlebury actually selling to us?
It is becoming increasingly evident that Middlebury does not have a concrete framework for addressing the racism that is embedded in the fabric of our institution.
We look forward to future conversations between students, professors and administrators that address the deep-seated racism on this campus, including the role that the AHF plays in perpetuating it.
In essence, the 1776 Project argues that although slavery was a terrible crime that America committed, it was not who America was.
October is National Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Awareness month, and I share my story now with the hope of raising consciousness about OCD in the Middlebury community.
MASK OFF, MIDD: Don’t let the ghosts scare you.
It took being quarantined to this campus for me to realize that in my three years here, I have never really stepped outside of it: outside of all the structures and requirements that are simultaneously comforting and confining.
while the college had a strong plan for putting regulations in place to bring us back in a healthy and safe manner, the regulations currently in place are inconsistent and unsustainable.
Dear President Laurie Patton, “Black Lives Matter! Black Lives Matter! Black Lives Matter!” chant more than 500 voices approaching from a distance on Friday, Sept. 25. Were you to step out onto the street right outside your door, you would be able to see the leadership, solidarity and humanity ...
Racism is not a joke. When you witness a racist incident, you need to say something.
the tension inherent in these unparalleled circumstances requires students to be more conscientious, intentional and gracious than ever.
And yet, we spend a lifetime being our own judges and executioners. It’s exhausting.
While women are now forging multidimensional identities, men are sometimes denied comparable flexibility.