By Jessika Harkay | Growing up in a small town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, I was primarily exposed to only two different types of […]
By Ericka Carr | The Bearathon is approaching quickly and Baylor’s campus is covered with runners training for the anticipated upcoming half-marathon. As a runner, I […]
By Austria Arnold Our lives are made up of moments—big and small. When we look back, some snippets become defining pieces in the building blocks […]
I grew up in an interracial home. My father is Mexican and my mother is black. But, I never noticed growing up. I am lucky […]
I recently visited Montgomery, Alabama, and I saw death. I had built an image of Montgomery, one with monuments to its civil rights past, preserved 1960s […]
My father only let me play with black dolls. Up until I was 7 or 8, no matter how much I begged and pleaded for […]
