Letter to the Editor
discourse
Letter to the Editor: “A call for nuance”
It feels like, whether praising or criticizing Israel, I must add "but..." so as not to appear too firmly opinionated.
Israel
Letter to the Editor: “Israel-Palestine from a Jewish staff member”
I am able to step back and disengage when I am not listening in good faith. I am also sorely aware that this ability is not afforded to Palestinians.
Genocide
Letter to the Editor: “Revelations in the ruins”
We must continue to rally and march to show strength and ensure that genocide does not happen in complicit silence.
Administration
Letter to the Editor: “UR Racist & Complicit: Sustaining racism at Rochester’s finest institution”
This University is complicit in the dissemination of misinformation intended to harm Palestinian and pro-Palestinian students.
critical dissection
Note for Nadia: I love being socialized
I welcome you to form your own as you follow along through some choice excerpts of Pentolino’s “I love being a woman” with me.
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: accusations of plagiarism against University professor
The pattern of plagiarism and misrepresentation does not suggest simply making a careless omission of a reference or two.
abortion
A letter to the editor: abortion is healthcare
The ethical necessity for abortion is not up for debate. Bodily autonomy and the right to choose whether to carry a pregnancy to term is a human right.
COVID-19
Letter to the Editor: Medical racism
I believe in vaccines. I believe in the COVID-19 vaccine. Yet, I think people who present allergic reactions should be exempted. People like me.
Antisemitism
Letter to the Editor: Antisemitism ruins Medallion talk
These ideas about Jews are not new; rather, they have been repackaged for a new purpose. Unfortunately, a new generation has fallen prey to the age-old lies about the Jewish people.
19th ward
Letter to the Editor: UR’s love-hate relationship with the 19th Ward
Understanding the Ward’s history as a segregated neighborhood helps explain the way it exists today, with racist bridge fears permeating the University campus.