From panels to poetry, February at Guilford has been replete with Black History Month events thanks to the Multicultural Education Department and the Blacks Unifying Society. The organizers consisted of...
“One vote doesn’t make a difference.”
“I don’t like any of the candidates this year.”
These are some of the excuses you may hear in November from people in the community who decide not...
1. Because until history stops repeating itself, our work is never over.
2. Because the fact that we still need to designate a month to celebrate blackness demonstrates in itself shows how much work we...
Somebody call the cops — animals are being used in circus acts. Arrest every clown, magician, acrobat and ringmaster involved.
Here’s a better idea: animals can still perform and have protection without...
Diversity. You can never have enough. It provides perspective, inspires innovation and cracks quandaries. Recently, Guilford College’s Honors Program has come under fire for its lack of diversity.
“Currently...
“Viewer discretion is advised.”
For decades, regulatory organizations have affixed everything from movies to television shows to video games with this sort of message. Ideally, this gives people...
With the inspiring rise in civilian-reported injustices recorded on smartphones, we would hope that our representatives in government would choose to protect the rights of whistleblowers.
With rising...
“(If) trans and gender nonconforming people don’t have access to educational space because they can’t go pee … you can’t learn, you know?” said LGBTQQA Coordinator Parker Hurley.
“It really...
Here’s the situation: you stand in front of a wall, and you talk. You explain your opinions, beliefs, what you think is right and give good examples to support what you are saying. Nonetheless, you are...
