Check In With Your Black Friends—We Are Unwell Matthew Chung “ As I sit and consider the life of Duante Wright, the latest young Black man murdered by police during a routine traffic stop, I struggle to separate his life from mine.
To Fight Oppression, We Must Each Start With One Small Step Oyindamola Bamgbola “ Oppression is like a massive boulder in front of us; it is intimidating, and we can’t face it by ourselves. However, if we chip at it little by little with others helping us, it can become less daunting.
What The NBA Can Teach Us About Using Our Platforms To Create Change Simone Heard “ In this current sports season, there’s been a pause. More specifically, there have been more protests.
We Can’t Afford To Turn Away From Injustice Lauren Suchenski “ We live entwined with a deafening amount of inequality, unmatched in human history.
Black Lives (Still) Matter Gina Clingan “ We must take care of ourselves and each other if we wish to continue functioning in a meaningful way.
5 Ways You Can Raise Awareness About Racism Sumbel Malik “ Racism is a systemic issue in almost every country on Earth.
How To Make The Most Of Your Charitable Donations Amanda Schroeder “ The Black Lives Matter movement has made staggering progress in the last few weeks, but change, especially consequential change, occurs over time and with sustained effort.
As A First Generation Immigrant, I Can’t Ignore Racial Injustice Daisy Li “ Racial injustice isn’t a topic that can, or should, be distanced, especially by us of the Asian diaspora.
Matthew Chung 
Oyindamola Bamgbola 
Simone Heard 
Lauren Suchenski 
Gina Clingan 
Sumbel Malik 
Amanda Schroeder 
Daisy Li