Category Archives: Spring 2021 Articles

By Theresa Azemar (‘21)
Is the concept of Blackness, as it has been defined throughout history, inextricably rooted in colonization? Is there a chance for this racialized classification to be decolonized? Can it ever be permanently removed from its historical association with degeneracy, subordinacy, and sub-humanity?

By Ingrid Heimer (‘21)
Most of history’s fashion controversies have a common denominator: they involve women.

By María Luisa Paúl (‘21)
A collection of three original opinion pieces, telling three stories from South Bend, Indiana.

By Emmet Powell (‘23)
In the late 1960s, the Civil Rights Movement struggled in pursuit of social justice and equal rights under the law for Black Americans in the United States. At the forefront of the movement were artists like David Hammons, who used their work to progress the cause.