Jussie Smollett; innocent until proven guilty or an opportunist capitalizing on the political climate.
By EMMA BRUSTKERN On Jan. 29, when news of the alleged attack against Jussie Smollett broke, I was utterly outraged. ...
Tag: racism
Microaggressions on Drake campus and the prevalence of unintentional racism in the Drake community
By IVY BECKENHOLDT Drake University “creates a culture of inclusion” according to their website; however, many question the reality of ...
Letter from the editors: the website color
Dear readers, You will notice we’ve changed the website color back to white. The decision to change it black we ...
Drake pitches against racism with blackening of Painted Street
The patchwork of multicultural expression that is Painted Street was symbolically unified by a coat of black paint on Friday. ...
Why 3,500 rallied behind Drake students and faculty of color
In response to racist threats disseminated across campus, thousands of Drake community constituents joined together last Wednesday to both support ...
A letter from the Times-Delphic staff
In order to stand behind the #paintitblack movement of Drake students, the Times-Delphic editorial board made the decision to paint ...
Murals in Des Moines defaced with racist graffiti
By SABINA IDRIZ Three murals on East Grand Avenue were found defaced with racist graffiti on Oct. 16. An investigation ...
SAE chapter at Oklahoma banned for racist chant
Drake community responds to fraternity scandal, reflects on Greek life system
Racial profiling in department stores may affect holiday shopping
Barneys and Macy’s are currently being sued for racial profiling and threatened with strikes.
Racism still exists, Strides being made
Column by Selchia Cain Cain is a sophomore public relations and magazines major and can be reached at selchia.cain@drake.edu Every ...
