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Kneeling in the NFL: Two Perspectives
photo courtesy of Halie West, Redlands Bulldog photo editor
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SPARC Retreat by a Campfire’s Glow: An Effort for Revolutionary Change
Two weekends ago, I was able to attend an amazing and unique multi-day event that sought to have an open discourse and debate about various issues of social justice at University of Redlands. The event in question was University of Redlands’ Campus Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) third annual SPARC Summit. Students Participating and Advancing Revolutionary…
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Star Wasson: Austin Native Reflects on City’s Harvey Aid
The above photo is taken from the Texas Military Department, and is captioned as follows: “Photo By Capt. Martha Nigrelle | Texas National Guard soldiers, service members from the U.S. Coast Guard and Texas Task Force 1 and Austin-Travis County Emergency Medical Service swift water rescue technicians work together to rescue a man with special medical needs…
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A Summer of Hurricanes: Context for Stories of those Affected
As storms raged throughout the United States and its surrounding territories, members of affected communities watched their houses flood and their hometowns be destroyed. In this time of tragedy, Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands are brought together by their need to survive. Hurricane Harvey was officially given its name on Aug….
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A Smile is a Universal Right: Operation Smile
Harvey Ball, a commercial artist from Worcester, Massachusetts, was made famous by his invention of the smiley face in 1963. The iconic smiley was created in a mere ten minutes for a State Mutual Life Assurance Company campaign to raise moral. Today, Oct. 6, thousands will celebrate World Smile Day by living their motto,…
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Las Vegas Massacre: U of R Grieving alongside Nation
About 22,000 country music fans attended the Route 91 Harvest Festival Sunday night to see country music artist Jason Aldean perform. But by 10:08 p.m, the music festival transformed into the deadliest mass shooting in America’s history, resulting in 59 people dead and 527 injured. 64-year-old Gunman Stephen Paddock, a gambler living in Mesquite, Nev.,…
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Shaun King Speaks on The Dips and Peaks of Humanity
As people slowly filtered in through the doors of the chapel at the University of Redlands on Sept. 27, the crowd was abuzz with chatter. Once the influential social justice activist, Shaun King, walked onto the stage the audience came alive, cheering and applauding. King is known for his use of social media as a…
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Title IX Forum: Being Heard and Getting Answers
A mere day before the national affecting recension of the 2011 “Dear Colleague Letter” (DCL) by Trump’s administration, the University of Redlands and the Title IX department held a forum regarding Title IX policy and the possible effects of this national change on the U of R campus. The forum introduced Erica Moorer, the new…
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Shaun King to Speak on Wednesday
At 6 p.m on Wednesday, Sept. 27, American civil rights activist and writer, Shaun King will be speaking at the University of Redlands chapel. King will be delivering a lecture entitled “The New Civil Rights Movement.” Admission is free to students and University faculty. King is the senior justice writer for the New York Daily…
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Consent is Sexy: Amy Ziering at RAINN Week
Amy Ziering, an accomplished documentary filmmaker who co-produced “The Invisible War” and “The Hunting Ground,” gave a three-part lecture entitled “Consent is Sexy” on Thursday night in the University’s Memorial Chapel. The lecture was organized by Alpha Xi Omicron, in conjunction with ASUR, as part of the sorority’s philanthropy RAINN (Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network)…