Confronting Our Privilege: How To Get Comfortable With Feeling Uncomfortable Ellie Hunja “ There are entire systems counting on our blindness in our areas of privilege, whether in the categories of race, sex, income level, ability status, sexuality, gender expression, country of citizenship, or any number of other areas.
I Am Privileged, But I Am Not Silent Madison Edwards “ Today, silence means indifference. That is a problem.
What Race Can’t Erase Kasheda Daum “ A life is a life; these victims deserve to be mourned, to be talked about, to spark change.
Hold On, Bumble, I’m Having An Existential Crisis Era Granada “ My well of existential crises is deep enough to last me through my 20s. The last thing I need is an eligible bachelor to push me down into it.
Before You Judge Someone For Changing Their Appearance, Check Your Pretty Privilege Monica Torres “ They say that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder,” so shouldn’t each one of us be given the freedom to decide how we wish to appear?
Quitting Your Job To Do What You Love Means You’re Privileged Katja Bart “ Every year, when I do my taxes, I play this game with myself: how much did my writing actually bring me?
What It’s Like To Grow Up Privileged In A Developing Nation Essy Wijaya “ You know that “no job is too small” mentality? Apparently all jobs are too small here.
I Loved Him, But We Broke Up Because Of Race Grace Talice Lee “ At our core, our worldviews were profoundly incompatible.
Ellie Hunja 
Madison Edwards 
Kasheda Daum 
Era Granada 
Monica Torres 
Katja Bart 
Grace Talice Lee 
