OPINION
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MOORE: No school is safe

In February of 2018, I wrote an op-ed for the Seattle Times, titled “‘It could have been us:’ 3,000 miles from Florida, a 14-year-old’s plea.” […]

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LUCAS: Yale, it’s time to rethink Eli Whitney

A Yale School of Management experience is incomplete without a photo beside the “Yale School of Management 165 Whitney Ave” sign in front of the […]

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AGYAPONG: Decapitating Black history

As a chronic Black woman and terminal intersectional feminist, my Library of Alexandria is burning.  Kimberlé Crenshaw, bell hooks, Patricia Hill Collins, Audre Lorde, and […]

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THYBULLE: Navigating white spaces as a Black athlete

As a Black person growing up in a white space, I’ve been forced to become very in tune with how others perceive me. I’ve always […]

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SAPRE: Concealing my STEMness

I rarely ever tell people what I’m majoring in. I much prefer to make them guess.  Most days, this strategy serves me well. The first […]

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NAM: Faith in our stars

For someone who came into the world as a result of horoscope mapping and shaman consultations, I put very little stock in astrology. The Costar […]

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BIRCKHEAD-MORTON: Message to Black Yale

“When [one] is exercising extremism in defense of liberty for human beings, it’s no vice. And when one is moderate in the pursuit of justice […]

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LÓPEZ RIVERA: Talk inclusivity, teach exclusion

The Yale Education Studies website boasts that EDST “is an interdisciplinary program that empowers students, faculty and the broader community …” But this cannot be […]

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SINGH: The “free” state of Florida

Ron DeSantis wants to run for president; if press reports are to be believed, he’ll announce his bid sometime this spring, after the Florida legislative […]

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DOMINGUEZ: It’s not as “interesting” as you think

I have heard the word “interesting” being used as a way to describe how people think or feel about something in seminar discussions too often. […]

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PUANG: The real problem with ‘American Dirt’

In 2020, “American Dirt” a novel about the experiences of an undocumented Mexican woman and her son moving to America to escape a drug cartel, […]