Emory’s administrative decision to call on the Atlanta Police Department and Georgia State Patrol to clear the encampment put our students, faculty, and staff in an exceedingly and unnecessarily dangerous situation. But more than that, it was a betrayal of our collective commitment to create a community that fosters diversity, learning, consciousness-raising, and social justice.
Read MoreOn Jan. 6, the U.S. saw thousands of pro-Trump supporters violently breaking and entering into the U.S. Capitol as members of the House and Senate prepared to certify Electoral College votes and determine the next president and...
Read MoreDuring a turbulent two-week protest against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), the notoriously corrupt Nigerian police unit, a speaker told protesters to wave the Nigerian flag and sing the national anthem, saying, “no...
Read MoreBreonna Taylor should be alive today, and the officers responsible for her death should be facing criminal charges for murder. But she’s not, and her killers will likely evade direct punishment for her death due to an...
Read MoreFinally, following years of reticence, the Emory Police Department (EPD) has released its use-of-force statistics of encounters with students on and around campus from the past five years. Yet the Emory community deserves more...
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