We should all spread love not, hate and when we say black lives matter, we do not mean that others don’t but just that we have to constantly fight for our lives to matter as we have been oppressed in society, dating back to over 400 years ago.
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Most Americans, beyond many scholars, have very little knowledge of how much the issue and paradigm of racial subjugation has been part of the American narrative from the beginning.
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Rev. Pritchett emphasizes that while it is heartening to see such a large number of people come out against racism around the world, we must continue the fight in our communities if we ever want to bring an end to centuries of injustice and inequity.
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Students should be an integral part of the diversity, equity, and inclusion experience at Seton Hall. This is their university and their input is vital.
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A poem written by Akaysha Palmer.
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In honor of International Women’s Day, the United Nations (UN) organized an event on March 6, for women and men around the world to gather at one place for the same cause of advancing equality for all.
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In early March, the Graduate Diplomacy Council (GDC) hosted their second ‘Dipchat’ event where the focus of the discussion surrounded the ongoing coronavirus outbreak
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In its basic form, the Diplo Lab is a collaborative research space where undergraduate students can work with faculty on research projects.
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On February 25, the Joseph A. Latino Institute and Martin Luther King (MLK) Student Association hosted its Annual African Diaspora, Black Identity, and Colorism (ABC) Panel: 2020 Vision.
Read More“The Global Current’s mission is to report and analyze international news through the art of radio production.”
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