Being an Asian-American in Miami
Published by Clara Yoon
Miami is considered one of the most diverse cities in the United States. Coming here, I expected to add to …
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What’s in a word? How about a phrase?
Published by Chiara Settineri
Growing up in a household where three different languages were consistently being tossed back and forth, I’ve always been keenly …
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Week 3 – What does it feel like to be white?
Published by Sheridan Wilbur
“Truth always rests with the minority… because the minority is generally formed by those who really have an opinion, while …
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A Benediction of Discomfort
Published by Lily Koning
Last weekend, our group visited Peter Storey, a former bishop in the Methodist Church. We sat in a circle in …
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plantations
Published by Amika Ekanem
New Orleans borders the Mississippi River; this is a great location for trade. Great trade locations also mean great plantation …
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Remembrance and Forgetting
Published by Lily Koning
On our second day in Johannesburg, our group visited the Hector Pieterson Museum, which commemorates students’ role in Soweto protests …
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Seeing Puerto Rico through a Miami Lens
Published by Cristina García Ayala
As someone studying foreign policy, there’s no doubt that when I found out about DukeEngage’s international programs, I was more …
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