Two Vignettes from the Same Day PublishedJune 25, 2019 by Matthew Griffin The scene by the marble tomb was too quiet, too peaceful. Outside the late-afternoon sun burnished the trees and tall … Read more
Witness PublishedJune 23, 2019 by Lindsay Campbell The courtroom relentlessly prefigures us. When Ceci and I enter, we are eminently innocent – the youngest interns, the most … Read more
One Step Closer PublishedJune 23, 2019 by Cecilia Cardelle Months before I ever began my internship with Dade Legal Aid, I was bombarded with warnings about how difficult it … Read more
A Place of Contrariety PublishedJune 22, 2019 by Bennett Burnes My initial view of South Africa is a place of contrariety. From imposing mountains to the beaches and million dollar … Read more
ICE Machine PublishedJune 16, 2019 by Alexander Frumkin On our first day at my internship in Miami, the law firm’s human resources coordinator said that immigration law is … Read more
Kid Gloves PublishedJune 16, 2019 by Nicolas Aldana All right, that’s it. Kid gloves are off. I’m so tired of feeling like a child, I thought as I … Read more
Thoughts on the nature of home, five thousand miles from mine PublishedJune 12, 2019 by Matthew Griffin What is home? As my plane broke through the clouds and I saw Belgrade spread out beneath me, red-roofed homes … Read more
Hypocrite or Nah? PublishedJune 09, 2019 by Jinny Yoon Living in Charlotte is really pushing my buttons in different ways. Namely, I keep noticing that people of color rely … Read more
Being Intentional with My Time in Charlotte PublishedJune 09, 2019 by Jinny Yoon As I walked outside the airport, the overwhelming heat and humidity hit me. I immediately dreaded the upcoming two months … Read more
In one week I saw it… The power of community in a “not so” American Dream. PublishedJune 01, 2019 by Madeleine Cochrane Touched by the lazy lyricism of his Cuban accent, he looked at me directly and chuckled sarcastically, “Mira, mira… ‘El … Read more