OPINION: Last week I supported Jussie Smollett. Now, I’m not so sure.
Tagwa Shammet, Contributing Writer When I hear about hate crimes, it brings me to tears. The blatant disrespect and violence against people for being themselves; it’s […]
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Queer black people are an integral part of black history
Brianna Scott, Opinions Editor I am black and I am queer. Those two identities are together, not separate. My queerness does not come second to my […]
VCU Southern Film Festival inspires discussion of American justice
Recent events in Charlottesville made the VCU Southern Film Festival’s theme all the more pertinent. The festival’s theme was “Screening Southern Justice,” showcasing courtroom dramas […]
Gender and sex from discussion to revolution
Gavin Grimm was among the students and faculty who viewed VCU’s screening of “Gender Revolution” on Wednesday, Sept. 6 at Cabell Libary. Grimm is known […]
‘Forbidden’ explores undocumented, queer life in rural America
The VCU Division for Inclusive Excellence hosted a screening of “Forbidden-Undocumented and Queer in Rural America,” a documentary about of Moises Serrano, a queer undocumented […]