Stigma, Stigma, Stigma
Published by Claudia LaRose When I was in 8th grade, my geography teacher gave a presentation about HIV/AIDS. He made sure to clarify that, …
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Holding 500 million in the palm of my hand
Published by David Li Imagine yourself in a scenario. You wake up in the morning, walk to the café, buy a cup of coffee, …
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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 …
Read moreA 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 …
Read moreLost In Translation
Published by Anajli Kunapaneni It took me a week into the Miami program to realize I was the only person who didn’t know Spanish. …
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A Cog in the Machine
Published by Mochen Ma “A cog in the machine” is a phrase that is embedded with heavy negative connotation. It reminds us of how …
Read moreJumbled Head
Published by Bo Yun To be honest, I came to San Francisco without expectations. Despite the talks about reeking streets, strong emotions, the “life …
Read moreSearching for Meaning, Stitch by Stitch
Published by Callie Keen Insert needle, pull thread, repeat. Insert needle, pull thread, repeat. These motions have overwhelmed the majority of my past week …
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Published by Kaitlyn Boncaro Upon arriving in Santa Ana, California, the second-most populous city in Orange County, I immediately felt out of place. I …
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President Nixon — A Beacon of Light in California
Published by Esther Kwarteng As I reflect on my first week in Orange County, CA, I pride myself with having the opportunity of being …
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