Suved Naidu
Rats With Wings: What Pigeons Teach Us About Prejudice
By Suved Naidu |
I was walking in New York. A cluster of pigeons scattered near a hot dog cart, and my first instinct was annoyance. Nobody around me even looked twice. They were…
Read More The Bottle Nobody Trusts: What Water Bottles Teach Us About Manufactured Fear
By Suved Naidu |
I grabbed a plastic water bottle at a gas station. A stranger glanced at it and said, “That’s basically poison, you know.” Nobody blinked. Bottled water carries a quiet shame…
Read More The Moment I Said Yes
By Suved Naidu |
I have chosen volunteerism as my activity for ARCC because I think volunteering is one of the best uses of my time and my initiative. ARCC can provide me with…
Read More Lost, Found, and Oriented
By Suved Naidu |
Reacting to the rise of racism in our society has become the major issue for me during my orientation with the Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition (ARCC). As part of this orientation,…
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