Tag: Racism

Drexel University’s anti-racism report reflects the positive changes and continual efforts to create a diverse environment for its students and staff. Drexel’s Anti-Racism Task Force,…

Another life was tragically lost to systemic racism last week. In Minneapolis, Minn., 46-year-old George Floyd was about to return home from the grocery store…

I have never written an op-ed that had any kind of significant political commentary in it. My niche has always been articles that are geared…

With the number of cases having exceeded 100,000 since March 6, coronavirus is becoming an increasingly concerning public health crisis. As hand sanitizers fly off…

President John A. Fry sent out a campus-wide email last Wednesday, with the headline reading “No Place for Intolerance at Drexel.” What President Fry was…

February was supposed to be a month to pay tribute to generations of African Americans who struggled to achieve full citizenship in the United States.…

“I have to give you a fair warning: I’m a little fired up over Halloween costumes this morning. I mean truly, political correctness has gone…

Recently, the New York Times hired tech journalist Sarah Jeong to their editorial board. For those who do not know of Jeong, she is a…

Starbucks closed all of its corporate-owned stores nationwide May 29 for a day of racial bias training. This, of course, was implemented in light of…

Princeton University professor emeritus Lawrence Rosen, a legal anthropologist who has been with the university for over four decades, posed a deliberately uncomfortable question in…