Still, all of us who drive in Charlottesville can start making immediate changes too.
We are well-versed in the reality that opposition to DEI efforts and "woke" culture — as Ellis refers to it — is today's methodology for upholding structural racism.
Simply put, college needs to be more affordable.
Incoming Black students deserve to know that they belong here and that the organizations that exist to support them are valued on Grounds.
With the added knowledge we now have since Black Lives Matter has become mainstream, it is necessary to take a more critical look into policing in the summer of 2017.
First of all, just no. Second of all, please refer yourself to the above list on anti-racist resources.
Moreover, we should all be inspired by BSA — it is an organization that has successfully built a community.
The University’s current policy — only requiring prevalence testing of unvaccinated people — prevents us from having the full picture of COVID-19 cases on Grounds
Before expecting community involvement, the University Police force must make an effort to dismantle its history of discrimination and to show its community that their voices have been heard.
Regardless of one's views of the conflict with Afghanistan, returning soldiers deserve respect and support from the American government and its citizens.
