Biometric citizenship
In 2019, the Kenyan government launched a national biometric identification program. Under this program, citizens are required to register for…
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Between the binaries: Asian American voting patterns and why they matter
America is a country that operates primarily through binaries. Citizen or non-citizen. Legal or illegal. Guilty or innocent. Therefore, it…
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The darker side of DNA testing
In the Chinese province of Xinjiang, science fiction has taken a sharp turn into horrifying reality. The government has detained…
Read MoreMulling over Mueller
It’s here. It’s finally here. And no I’m not just talking about the new season of “Game of Thrones.” On…
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On immigration and gratitude
I am the daughter of immigrants. Is part of my identity, my childhood and my existence. Like many children of…
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Aunt Becky and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day
March 12, 2019 was a hard day for fans of Full House and the American meritocracy. Lori Loughlin, Aunt Becky…
Read MoreThis is not an article demanding pity
60 years ago, my grandmother had to drop out of school in fourth grade to work the field and take…
Read MoreIn the borderlands, the real villain is the U.S. government
My friends laughingly say that the first thing about me that anyone learns is that I’m from New Mexico. They…
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Born in a Colony
Coming here to study at Wellesley was a dream come true. I always wanted to come to the U.S. mainland,…
Read MoreHow student workers are hurt by stress culture
This is not a new idea, but it is one that I believe needs to be reiterated at Wellesley frequently….
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