This Instagram post serves as a mission statement for the Black at Whittier page, a non-affiliated forum meant for all Black Whittier College students, alumni, and community. This statement outlines the purpose and significance of the page: to magnify voices who describe the Black experience at Whittier College. We consider the time of the first post (June 24th) in relation to concurrent events in 2020—namely the Covid-19 pandemic and protests in response to the police killings of Black Americans—, and the content of the submissions to posit that race, discrimination, and patterns of institutional racism all contributed to the page’s existence. The striking aspect of this Instagram page—besides its creation during a time where no students w...
Included in this issue of the Wabanaki REACH newsletter is the Board of Directors statement followin...
University of Scranton Instagram post regarding Listening Sessions Pt. 2 and 3: "Discussion on Margi...
Towards the beginning of the year of 2020, there were three major killings of black people: Ahmaud A...
This Instagram post serves as a mission statement for the Black at Whittier page, a non-affiliated f...
Established in 1912, Whittier College has designated the Rock as an integral aspect of its campus lo...
On October 14th, 2020 Whittier College held an opening event in its first-ever virtual homecoming ce...
University of Scranton Admissions Instagram post depicting the lighting of the Class of 2020 Gateway...
Responding to the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown, the hashtags #ICantBreathe and #Ferguson ...
University of Scranton Off Campus and Commuter Student Life Instagram post about "Justice for June",...
University of Scranton Campus Ministries' response regarding racial injustice and the ongoing nation...
University of Scranton Multicultural Center Instagram post about addressing and coping in a racism p...
University of Scranton Student Life's Instagram post regarding a listening session for current stude...
This flyer is for the University of Maine Alumni Association\u27s presentation from June 11, 2020 of...
A note from the Editor-in-Chief regarding the Spring 2020 Issue of The iJournal, and a statemen...
University of Scranton Student Government Action Plan Instagram post regarding racial injustices and...
Included in this issue of the Wabanaki REACH newsletter is the Board of Directors statement followin...
University of Scranton Instagram post regarding Listening Sessions Pt. 2 and 3: "Discussion on Margi...
Towards the beginning of the year of 2020, there were three major killings of black people: Ahmaud A...
This Instagram post serves as a mission statement for the Black at Whittier page, a non-affiliated f...
Established in 1912, Whittier College has designated the Rock as an integral aspect of its campus lo...
On October 14th, 2020 Whittier College held an opening event in its first-ever virtual homecoming ce...
University of Scranton Admissions Instagram post depicting the lighting of the Class of 2020 Gateway...
Responding to the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown, the hashtags #ICantBreathe and #Ferguson ...
University of Scranton Off Campus and Commuter Student Life Instagram post about "Justice for June",...
University of Scranton Campus Ministries' response regarding racial injustice and the ongoing nation...
University of Scranton Multicultural Center Instagram post about addressing and coping in a racism p...
University of Scranton Student Life's Instagram post regarding a listening session for current stude...
This flyer is for the University of Maine Alumni Association\u27s presentation from June 11, 2020 of...
A note from the Editor-in-Chief regarding the Spring 2020 Issue of The iJournal, and a statemen...
University of Scranton Student Government Action Plan Instagram post regarding racial injustices and...
Included in this issue of the Wabanaki REACH newsletter is the Board of Directors statement followin...
University of Scranton Instagram post regarding Listening Sessions Pt. 2 and 3: "Discussion on Margi...
Towards the beginning of the year of 2020, there were three major killings of black people: Ahmaud A...