A Partial History of Student Activism at Minerva
This piece is part of a series about student activism at Minerva written by Aspen Pflughoeft (M'22). You can also read the companion reflection piece here.
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Racism
Everyone is in a Different Part of Their Journey
This piece is part of a series exploring the many manifestations of privileges and prejudices at Minerva through student stories. You can read the introduction... Read More
Minerva’s Current State of Anti-Racism Work: Fall 2020
This REPORT piece is part of the Quest’s ongoing coverage of racism and anti-racism at Minerva. You can read other reports and perspective pieces on this topic... Read More
Anonymous Student Experience on the Anti-Racism Working Groups
This PROFILE piece is part of the Quest’s ongoing coverage of racism and anti-racism at Minerva. You can read other reports and perspective pieces on this topi... Read More
On Being Color Blind: Coming to Understand Racism Among Minervans
This piece is part of a series exploring the many manifestations of privileges and prejudices at Minerva through student stories. You can read the introduction... Read More
Attempting To Escape Racism & Chase Home
This piece is part of a series exploring the many manifestations of privileges and prejudices at Minerva through student stories. You can read the&nb... Read More
Little Things
Anh Chu and Amulya Pilla
This piece is part of a series exploring the many manifestations of privileges and prejudices at Minerva through student stories. You can read the introduction... Read More
We Need To Talk: Culture, Ethnicity, and Race at Minerva
This piece, written by Jahnavi Jayanth from the class of 2020, addresses a problem she sees in the community regarding a segregation of voices – those heard and... Read More
If I Were Not Brown
If I were not brown,
maybe people wouldn’t interrupt me when I talk... Read More
Bowed Spine
I was toldIn Science classThat cold waterPoured into hot glassWould shatter itSo why am I surprisedThat I am a creatureOf splintered partsWhen I am an eastern ... Read More