ARCC Blog
The Hate U Give: How One Voice Can Make a Difference
By Courtney Paszkiewicz |
Angie Thomas’s The Hate U Give is a powerful book that explores racism, police brutality, and the importance of speaking up against injustice. The story follows Starr Carter, a Black…
Read More You’re Using a Black Inventor’s Technology Right Now and Probably Don’t Know It
By Dazmine |
You’re Using a Black Inventor’s Technology Right Now and Probably Don’t Know It Are you reading this on your phone or laptop? Either way, there’s a good chance you’re using…
Read More How Pollution Disproportionately Affects Communities of Color
By Courtney Paszkiewicz |
When people think about racism, they often think about discrimination in schools, workplaces, or the criminal justice system. However, racism can also affect the environment people live in. Environmental racism…
Read More The Little Clip That Couldn’t See
By Suved Naidu |
You’ve probably worn one. A small plastic clip on your fingertip at the doctor’s office. A red light glows. A number pops up. 98. You’re fine. Next patient. It feels…
Read More The Bandage Test
By Suved Naidu |
Grab a bandage from your first aid kit. Look at the color. It probably says “skin tone” or “flesh” somewhere on the box. Now ask yourself one question. Whose skin?…
Read More The Importance of Diversity in Higher Education
By Courtney Paszkiewicz |
College is often described as a place where anyone can work hard, get an education, and create opportunities for their future. However, students do not all begin with the same…
Read More LeBron’s Move to the 76s and ARCC
By Courtney Paszkiewicz |
LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers is one of the biggest stories in the NBA right now. After spending the last eight seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, James officially…
Read More Why “I Don’t See Color” Isn’t the Same as Being Anti-Racist
By Dazmine |
Why “I Don’t See Color” Isn’t the Same as Being Anti-Racist “I don’t see color. I just see people.” That is usually said with good intentions. The person may simply…
Read More The Cost of Being the First
By Eliany |
Thurgood Marshall, Ruby Bridges, Jackie Robinson were the first in their fields, individuals who paved the way for others and set examples for generations to come. These individuals gave hope…
Read More My Story as An Immigrant
By Eliany |
I moved to the United States with my mother when I was three years old. I don’t remember the actual experience since I was so young, but I can talk…
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