“Conversation is the first unit of social change.” Racial justice organizer and Co-President of the Women’s March Board of Directors Rinku Sen reminded Emory students that community often sparks engagement surrounding social...
Read MoreOf all the signs I saw protesters carrying at the 2017 Women’s March in Washington, D.C., I felt compelled to take a picture with one: the infamous image of a state trooper beating of late civil rights giant and Georgia...
Read MoreOver the course of the past election, President Trump faced multiple sexual assault claims and marital rape allegations. He was caught bragging about committing sexual assault and claiming that “all women are bimbos.” Trump’s...
Read MoreWhile some students spend Sunday night finishing homework, College freshmen Johnna Gadomski and Nora Keathley spent theirs finishing the 9.5-hour drive back to Emory’s campus from Washington, D.C. after they protested at the...
Read MoreEmory alumna Sheba Ehteshami, a coordinator of the 60,000 person Atlanta March for Social Justice and Women, addressed over 30 members of the Emory Community Wednesday, Jan. 18, urging them to “find something that gives them...
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