Beyond the safety pin: How should non-minority Penn students show they're allies?
Following several reports of hate crimes allegedly in response to the Trump presidential victory, non-minority people showed support by wearing safety pins.
Following several reports of hate crimes allegedly in response to the Trump presidential victory, non-minority people showed support by wearing safety pins.
Chaplain Chaz Howard weighed with his opinions about what the Republican's win means for the black community and social justice movements in the next four years.
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"The conference went really well. Considering all that's happened in the past week, it was great to have the support of black students across the Ivy League," Wharton junior Nanette Elufa said.
The United Minority Council is kicking of a month long series of events on Thursday with an open mic night.
Some students who praised the letter still questioned why it was published now, given the volume of campus events themed around "Black Lives Matter" over the past few years.
In a year marked by Islamophobia nationally and locally, the Muslim Student Association spent the past week spreading awareness of their faith.
The conference allows students, especially minority students in Wharton, to meet other successful people of color in the business world.
On Wednesday, UMOJA hosted a student panel discussion about what issues are most important to minorities in the 2016 election.
Brown was selected for the gig out of a nationwide search done by MTVU, a network geared toward students.