A Poem by Tomicia Blunt I think about you a lot more here it doesn’t hurt as much to say your name to remember I have a lot of your pictures on the wall they seem like broken memories I didn’t understand the importance of the picture it’s ability to capture [...]
Category: Staff Blog Posts
“To Hell With Dreams”
Finally, we see a picture about black gay love getting the recognition it deserves over the safe Hollywood drivel that wins year after year, and they don’t even get to give their speech properly.
Understanding Whiteness
While my title is “Understanding Whiteness,” I want to make it clear that I want to talk about the need for white people to understand whiteness. From what I read, POCs generally already do; and in any case, I would argue that it’s not their job to understand whiteness. It’s ours.
Re: Open Letter to the Puget Sound Community
This Tuesday (Dec. 6th), an email was sent to the campus community containing an open letter signed by some members of faculty. The letter addressed the anonymous flyers that were put up around campus and promptly removed few weeks ago. This post was written in response to that letter.
The Price of Periods
It costs about 5 bucks for a box of tampons. While it may not seem like much, that really adds up.
Gender Binary Code of Honor
It’s been almost two years since I cut all my hair off; and to this day, I do not regret my decision.
I Keep Waking Up
cw: trauma And then I wake up...
Art Review: Hope Gangloff and Being Human
Art is largely regarded as subjective in nature. Through its subjectivity, it has been forged into a tool, utilized in the representation of our universe’s multiple realities. It exemplifies the variation of personal experience...art has the capacity to not only transcend emotions responsive to social conditions, but also the individual opinions of artists and the smaller communities they represent.
Make UPS Safe Again
cw: Sexist Language Phi Delta Theta has produced a new series of apparel for its members. One t-shirt design in particular includes the phrase, “Make UPS Great Again”, a reference to the Donald Trump presidential campaign slogan. Upon hearing of this t-shirt design I was initially stunned and confused.
This is About You
I have come to notice how invisible trans women are in our on-campus LGBT+ community. These spaces are assumed to be for trans women. Members claim to be proponents of trans women issues, and I’d like to believe them. However, I do not see tangible evidence of this.
