Last week in my Theory of Rhetoric class, I left very upset over an argument that ensued over the use of the word “retarded.” It was brought up in one of my classmates’ responses inspired by Rahm Emanuel’s recent comments. … Read more ›
Borders are difficult things to manage; they are not real in the sense that this computer or this desk is real – they are not tangible. When two groups meet, however, an inevitable border is formed, and when cultures clash,… Read more ›
I have just finished reading White Lies: Race and the Myths of Whiteness by Maurice Berger for my class on the literature of diversity. It is a decent read, especially for anyone interested in the problems surrounding race in our… Read more ›
I was originally attracted to this essay because of the title. Over the past few months, I have had several discussions with friends and participated in a few interviews and conversations about feminism, and immediately I knew that this essay… Read more ›