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Nationwide #ScholarStrike Against Racial Injustice

By ANDREW BEECHER
September 9, 2020
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Ram Reads: The Autobiography of Malcolm X

By VICKY CARMENATE
July 15, 2020
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Fordham Law Holds Discussion on Race and Protesting Injustice

By ALLIE STOFER
June 19, 2020
Members of SOL sell colorful bracelets from Nicaragua and Guatemala to raise money for communities in Central America as part of the Pulsera Project.

What Does It Mean to Be Latinx?

By GABE SAMANDI
October 16, 2019
ASILI, the Black Student Alliance at Rose Hill, hosts Angela Davis to observe Black History Month.

Angela Davis Connects International Struggles

By ALEJANDRA CARRASCO and JEFFREY UMBRELL
March 8, 2019
With a directorial crew that consists of a trans woman, a cis woman and a non-binary person,

‘Monologue Q’ Sets Stage for Empowerment

By RUBY GARA
February 12, 2019
You Don’t Get To Tell Me I’m White

You Don’t Get To Tell Me I’m White

By GABE SAMANDI
November 14, 2018
Rev. Al Sharpton spoke on Feb. 26 in Keating Hall at an event hosted by the Fordham Libertarians. (COLIN SHEELEY/THE OBSERVER)

A Selfie, a Troll and the Issues That Matter to Al Sharpton

By COLIN SHEELEY
March 8, 2018
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Why We Can’t End Racism

By ALEX SEYAD, Opinions Editor
October 5, 2017
The Complexity of the Asian-American Identity

The Complexity of the Asian-American Identity

By SABRINA JEN
November 4, 2016
DaeQuan Morrison, FCLC ’20, prefers the term “black.” (SAMUEL MCHALE/ THE OBSERVER)

Should We Say Black Or African American?

By MOISES MENDEZ
October 14, 2016
Kendrick Lamar performs during the BET Experience at Staples Center on June 27, 2015 in Los Angeles. (Luis Sinco/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

When “Black Culture” Can Be a Problematic Term

By JALEN GLENN
November 7, 2015
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