Op-Ed: To See Color
By O. Tracy Oguns || Contributing Writer “I don’t see color.” Those four words are usually uttered by a well-intentioned person. They are paired with a smile and genuine eyes,…
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By O. Tracy Oguns || Contributing Writer “I don’t see color.” Those four words are usually uttered by a well-intentioned person. They are paired with a smile and genuine eyes,…
By || Members of The Anthropology Department. Statement of Solidarity We, the faculty of the F&M Anthropology Department, stand against white supremacy. We are outraged by the murders of George…
By || Members of International Student Advisory Board Dear F&M community, Countries around the world are standing up to voice their protest against the systemic injustices towards the black community…
By || Biology Department Faculty In the past few weeks, we have witnessed the horrendously racist, violent attacks targeting Black bodies across the country. George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade,…
By Kelly Schneke ’95 || Contributing Writer To my peers of privilege… Donnell Butler was my classmate at F&M. Although I was thrilled for him when he was honored with…
By The College Democrats “How do we tell 2400 students and 600 staff why voting for the Democratic nominee is so important to change an issue so ingrained in every…
By: This response was written by a group of F&M students independently from any listed or non-listed organization at Franklin & Marshall College. The co-signers of this document did so…
By || Members of F&M’s Black Student Union We, the Black Student Union, assert our full support of the protests, uprisings, and warranted responses to the murder of George Floyd…
By Ally Carey || Contributing Writer When I was in elementary school, art class was my favorite period. I’ve always been a creative person, and the studio gave me an…
By Amani Dobson || Campus Life Editor On May 30th, 2020, a rally for the Black Lives Matter movement was held in Harlem on 125th street. After seeing the way…
By Matt Turetsky || Contributing Writer Our elementary school math teachers were right: remembering the units is the most important part of solving a problem. Adding one more bad “apple”…
By the Sociology Department Faculty We, the Sociology Department faculty, write to address the recent police murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Dreasjon “Sean” Reed, Tony McDade, and David McAtee,…
By Elena Robustelli || Contributing Writer Like you, I’ve been thinking nonstop about the current social climate of our country. I keep coming back to the racial unrest that occurred…
By Ana Anderson || Teaching Professor of Spanish I am racist. Everything in me tells me I’m not supposed to admit this. I’m supposed to fight tooth and nail to…
By Chris Worrell || Contributing Writer Thailand’s government, ever since its military coup in 2014 under Prayut Chan-ocha, has consistently been under military control. Thailand is considered to be a…