Historian and writer Keisha N. Blain led a talk at the College on “Black Women & the Struggle for Human Rights in US History.”
Read More »
The White House expressed that this executive order is symbolic to the nation’s founding documents, and therefore American culture. It also indicated that the action will promote unity and assimilation with new Americans. I’d argue it does the complete opposite. This executive order is quite intentional with its wording — making it just contradictory enough that you may have missed the real meaning behind it.
Read More »
