VCU’s campus is only making gentrification worse
Monica Alarcon-Najarro, Contributing Writer I remember hearing during my freshman year that a Whole Foods would open on West Broad Street a few minutes from […]
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Civil Right Movements Aren’t Aesthetics
Daria Burnley, Contributing Writer Even amid a pandemic, a civil rights movement and our own country committing war crimes and voter suppression against its civilians, […]
Black male neglect of Black women needs to end
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Mammy. Jezebel. Sapphire. Matriarch. These are only a few of the detrimentally incorrect stereotypes against Black women. Deserving. Adored. Understandable. Giving. […]
Tea Time with Tagwa: There goes VCU dropping the COVID ball
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, surprise, surprise, VCU has dropped the ball, yet again. Today’s disappointment? Their handling of COVID-19 on campus. Listen, I won’t […]
Asian Americans are not the ‘model minorities’
Ishaan Nandwani, Contributing Writer Growing up in an Asian American household, I’m well aware of the common areas of discussion at the dinner table: engineering, […]
