An Outsider of the System
Published by Anqi Pu
Throughout years, I’ve been accustomed to being an outsider. Deeply influenced by Martha Nussbaum, I try to practice rational detachment. …
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Looking Back, Going Forward
Published by Leah Abrams
In a shiny glass conference room on the ninth floor of the main Quicken Loans office, a tour guide asked …
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Hungary’s War on Human Rights
Published by Dillon Leovic
“The police grabbed the first man they saw. They grabbed him and started beating him with their batons. There was …
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Adios, Tucson!
Published by Cristina Perez
I begin to tell her it’s my last time and I likely won’t see her again. As I finish my …
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Seguir Adelante, Siempre
Published by Olivia Morales
It’s honestly hard to believe that my time in Tucson is almost over. It almost feels like I live here …
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Intense Historic Immersion
Published by Elizabeth Finny
I didn’t really know what to expect when I left my home in Miami, FL, and headed to Johannesburg to …
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Welcome to the Coon Carnival
Published by Ashleigh Smith
The word “coon” is heavy with history. But whose history determines how heavy? In America, the word “coon” is met …
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My Name is Ashleigh, Not America
Published by Ashleigh Smith
This week was my first week working at the District Six Museum and it’s been great. One of the greatest …
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Becoming Aware
Published by Alexander Rubin
I am currently participating in DukeEngage-New Orleans. I initially wanted to write this blog post about one of our program’s …
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Two Americas
Published by Ryan Dant
Last week during our weekly reflection, our group watched the harrowing documentary “I Am Not Your Negro.” The film is …
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