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Racist rhetoric has torn apart both our nation and our community.

HCC Students Stand with Asian American Community Amidst Escalating Hate Crimes

Esha Bhatti
March 23, 2021
Walter McMillian was falsely accused and imprisoned for a murder he did not commit.

“Just Mercy”: The Intersection of Justice, Hope, and Abuse of Power

Joel E. Wood II, Columnist
March 11, 2021
Elizabeth Jennings Graham challenged segregation in New York City over 100 years before Rosa Parks helped spark a boycott.

A Woman Named Elizabeth: How Elizabeth Jennings Graham Challenged New York’s Streetcar Segregation

Deja Grissom
March 4, 2021
A protester at the

How 2020’s Version of White Supremacy Impacts the Black Vote

Marcus Chewning, Contributor
November 20, 2020
Although the United States has become increasing divided along partisan lines, there is hope for reunification through diversity and inclusion.

White Backlash: A response to Racial Progress

Deja Grissom
November 18, 2020
2020 Election and Voter Suppression

2020 Election and Voter Suppression

Deja Grissom
October 28, 2020
2020 United States of America Presidential election. Design logo. Vector illustration. Isolated on white background.

America’s Hate Problem

Marcus Chewning
October 10, 2020
Crucial Conversations: Key Terms in the Fight for Racial and Environmental Justice

Crucial Conversations: Key Terms in the Fight for Racial and Environmental Justice

Heather Sabol
September 15, 2020
Being Biracial in America

Being Biracial in America

Madison Baltimore
June 29, 2020

Don’t Touch My Hair

Nsikan Akpan, Staff Writer
June 19, 2019
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