Human Rights
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The Moral Imperative of Collective Responsibility
When it comes to losses created by the effects of climate change, who is to blame? Continue reading
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Juneteenth: Reflecting on America’s Second Independence Day
Today marks Juneteenth, a day of reflection and solidarity with African Americans, celebrating their emancipation and the ongoing fight for true freedom and equality in the face of systemic racism. This day, also known as “Second Independence Day”, reminds us… Continue reading
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Palestine, Protest, and Passover
Living in a globalized world has made global events local issues. Tensions in the US due to the Israel-Gaza conflict are evident on college campuses, leading to protests and hateful rhetoric. As Passover begins, there is a call for unity… Continue reading
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In War, Helpers Remind Us Who We Truly Are
This week, an Israeli airstrike killed World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza, raising global outrage. These workers, from various countries, aimed to alleviate the suffering of displaced Palestinians. Despite the grim reality of war, their selfless actions serve as… Continue reading
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Why We Cannot Normalize the Destruction of Others
Since October 7, 2023, the world has witnessed the devastating events in Gaza and Israel, leading to unimaginable atrocities. The cycle of violence and retaliation has normalized the eradication of others, undermining our humanity. Compassionate justice offers hope for a… Continue reading
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The Dream Is Yet To Be Fulfilled: Why MLK Still Teaches Us
Dr. King’s mission was to liberate people of color from the Jim Crow laws of the south, but that wasn’t his end game. He had a bigger and more inclusive vision for America: to liberate all people from the evils… Continue reading
Matt Till 