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SOAPBOX: “Asian American”: The Shift from Political to Cultural Identity
Dear Reader, Before I ever stepped foot in my freshman dorm, I had already followed every iteration of leftist activist groups at Princeton. From my living room, I watched how the university handled the Gaza solidarity encampment, I read reports of the 13 students arrested for occupying Clio Hall, and I stalked who followed…
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SOAPBOX: Foregrounding Sudan
Dear Reader, I’ve recently noticed a pattern. The world today has become remarkably comfortable making Sudanese suffering relative: relative to geography, relative to other conflicts, relative to who is responsible for them. We are cast aside as an unfortunate situation, our struggles treated as both instinctual and inevitable on the global scale. But when the…
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SOAPBOX: This Jane Doe
On sexual violence, the temporality of trauma, and seeing ourselves in Cornell.
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SOAPBOX: WE, WHO HAVE SELDOM BEEN HUMAN
This is the launch of a weekly current events column by Co-Managing Editor Narges Anzali.