Since the 1900’s, the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Organizations (or also known as the “Divine Nine”) has stood on the front lines of mutual concern for the well-being of communities, supporting the…
I pray we will one day love people whose eyes, mouth and nose are not shaped like ours Whose hairs may curl better or worse, Whose culture is richer than…
Mississippi tends to be a black and white world when it comes to race. We usually talk about race relations between Black and White people, disregarding the many Asian communities present in Mississippi. Although Asians in…
During the election year of 2020, the United States found itself in a tense, divided atmosphere. Of course, during every election year, voters will choose sides. However, this election carried a potent force that threatened to drive a wedge in America. Unfortunately,…
History shouldn’t be limited to just one month. If anything, appreciation for it should be present throughout the year. Black History Month serves as a special memoir for Black narration…
Conversations like the Talking Truth: The Path To Healing discussion held on the National Day of Healing—January 19th, 2021—are productive and important to how we shape our present community into a racially unified community. "Racism is an invasive disease." Two…
In the midst of one of my semesters, silence was the very thing that hurt me. No, it wasn’t a physical attack or something that was deeply scarring, but it…
In one way or another, a student finds their home here at Millsaps. A home can be found through many outlets on campus whether they delve into Fraternity or Sorority…
“Get out of Mississippi.” My family drilled these words into my head at a young age. However, there is something about the Mississippi atmosphere that makes loving and leaving the…
France invaded Mexico in 1861, but we forgive easily and soon the white Mexican economic elites began to import and imitate everything French. I was born in 1980 and got…