Gowns left by a stained glass window celebrating 150 Years of Sewanee in Convocation Hall. Photo courtesy of George Burruss (C’22). By Peggy Owusu-AnsahContributing Writer
Tag: racism
Sewanee faces Mizzou and racial discrimination in higher education
By Lam Ho Executive Editor On Thursday, November 19, at 3:45 p.m., the African American Alliance (AAA) invited the Sewanee community to stand in solidarity
Honest talk about prejudice in Sewanee emerges from SAE Panel
By Henry Thornton Junior Editor Author’s Note: The panelists briefly introduced themselves in the beginning of the panel and had no placards. Attributing each quote
A Rosa Parks problem
by K. Crabtree Contributing Writer “Get to the back of the bus, Rosa Parks!” Laughter bounced around the white Bacchus van as the door was
Inequality on campus provokes change
by Lam Ho Recently, there have been some rumors about discrimination on campus that may unnerve and anger both students and administration. A handful of
Thoughts on Racism, Sewanee Style
by Avery Kelley With the recent event hosted by the African American Alliance called “Let’s Talk about Race,” the Sewanee community is showing a willingness