Contributed By: Alex Cigale, Serge Segay
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For African American and Latinos, there are two pandemics. One, viral. The other, academic. In communities of color, students are being attacked on two fronts. Just as African American and Latino populations are at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 as compared to Whites and Asians, the former set lacks sustained support and advocacy in reading […]
My mother always worked, so in summers she’d drop us at the head of the river, where we’d put our tubes in the water and float back into town, free to spend our days however we pleased. Sometimes we got out of the water, hauled our tubes up the bank, and bought orange sodas at […]
I’m up at 5:00 sharp every morning, work till my clock dings at 9:30, and then it’s off to the Pond. That’s where I like to run, but you need a resident sticker to park out there, so I park at the grocery store lot and then jog over. When I pulled in yesterday, at […]
