Tea Time with Tagwa: Muslims are friends, not foes
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, according to Twitter memes, World War III is upon us. As we prepare ourselves for the infamous draft and impending […]
discrimination
Tea Time with Tagwa: NFL, enough cap about Kaep
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, it’s well into the football season, and 2019 was riddled with injuries. Quarterbacks dropped like flies, and a handful of […]
Dating app “preferences” encourage racism and discrimination
Bryce Randall, Contributing Writer As college students, many of us use dating apps. They provide convenience in meeting people you find attractive. However, something I […]
Meet the VCU student who chairs the first human rights task force in Richmond
Riqia Taylor, 21, is a senior African American studies major at VCU. She is also the the chairwoman of a task force striving to organize […]
Wilder School poll explores free speech, discrimination on campus
Half of Virginians think universities should protect students from discriminatory rhetoric even if it imposes on the freedom of speech, according to a new poll […]
