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Culture

A Citizen of No Country

When Oleksandra was stripped of her passport and visa due to the new policies of the Trump administration, this blow was especially devastating because she has dedicated herself to fight for democracy and human rights.

Resisting Silence: Fighting for International Students in the Face of Fear

From his grandparents’ stories to Harvard’s campus, Alfred is all too familiar with the rise of authoritarianism. In speaking out, he has overcome his fear and his silence.

“What’s Next After College?” Finding Enough in Not Knowing

In responding to this inescapable question, Sammy wrestles with the dichotomy of her past and present, torn between the tragedies of her home country and aspirations for the future.

Dear Mama: Black Motherhood in the United States

Born from the system of slavery, systemic medical racism still plagues Black women today, consequently affecting the experience of Black motherhood.

The Educational Scarcity Dilemma: A Suburb’s Overcrowded School System

Overcrowding has pushed a suburban school district in Central Ohio to its brink. Yet, it has also illuminated existing problems between the educational administration and its student body.

Can Bollywood Do Justice to Sex Workers?

“Gangubai Kathiawadi” humanizes sex workers and shares the story of a stalwart activist, but could this be at the cost of oversimplifying their experiences?

A Subway Car in June

All too often, we view coming out as the end of a movie, but the LGBTQ+ experience is often dotted with requels surrounding the uncertainty and fear that comes from being ourselves.

Reclaiming Our Story: Why Black History Matters Now More Than Ever

In light of slashes to DEI and attacks on the pillars of justice, we must fight against the sanitization of Black history and Black narratives, continuously building upon the legacies of those who have fought before us.

People Like Me: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Identity and Latinidad

Like most Harvard students, I developed a case of imposter syndrome, not just in academics, but with my own cultural identity.

Bring it Out in a Song: A Review of Stevie Nicks’s “The Lighthouse”

Rock-and-roll songstress Stevie Nicks is no stranger to the arena of political protest music, but her newest single, “The Lighthouse,” may just be the knockout blow on social change.