Here’s why Loquitur used the slur in its racial incident story
“Words are pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words… Read More
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Cabrini community works towards educating campus after racial slur allegation
Cabrini University is working towards better educating the students, faculty and staff about race and language after a Snapchat video of a white student… Read More
Cabrini responds to viral racial slur video
Editor’s Note: Names have been withheld to respect privacy. Updated 1/31 On Monday, Jan. 28 Dr. Christine Lysionek, vice president of student life, released… Read More
Racial slur found written on toilet paper
A racial slur was found scrawled and abandoned on a sheet of toilet paper on a bathroom floor in Founder’s Hall. The note was discovered… Read More
Mainline Quaker school gives support to Cabrini student after racial slur
Sennia Vann, a freshman from West Philadelphia, returned from dinner with her older sister on Sept. 16 and came back to what seemed like a… Read More
Racial slur in residence hall prompts strong student reaction
Editor’s Note: Loquitur realizes the use of the ethnic slur in the story is offensive. However, Loquitur is using it to convey the severity of… Read More
Racial slurs slandering African American employees in the workplace, some workers say
Daryl Clayton-Sargent stood strong on her own two feet as racial slurs were secretly being passed around the floor. Being the only African American… Read More
A hot-button issue: proper handling of incidents on campus
Mace believes more students are coming forward because more students are outraged about racial incidents. They are now reporting these situations instead of transferring or hiding what happened to them.
Racial tension sparks debate among students
"I can be your best friend or your worst enemy. I can take away your lives with a stroke of my pen," Jena district attorney Reed Walters said, according to freethejena6.org.
In September 2006, a chain of events happened at Jena, La. leaving a small town of 3,000 in racial tension.
Here’s why Loquitur used the slur in its racial incident story
“Words are pale shadows of forgotten names. As names have power, words have power. Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words… Read More
Cabrini community works towards educating campus after racial slur allegation
Cabrini University is working towards better educating the students, faculty and staff about race and language after a Snapchat video of a white student… Read More
Cabrini responds to viral racial slur video
Editor’s Note: Names have been withheld to respect privacy. Updated 1/31 On Monday, Jan. 28 Dr. Christine Lysionek, vice president of student life, released… Read More
Racial slur found written on toilet paper
A racial slur was found scrawled and abandoned on a sheet of toilet paper on a bathroom floor in Founder’s Hall. The note was discovered… Read More
Mainline Quaker school gives support to Cabrini student after racial slur
Sennia Vann, a freshman from West Philadelphia, returned from dinner with her older sister on Sept. 16 and came back to what seemed like a… Read More
Racial slur in residence hall prompts strong student reaction
Editor’s Note: Loquitur realizes the use of the ethnic slur in the story is offensive. However, Loquitur is using it to convey the severity of… Read More
Racial slurs slandering African American employees in the workplace, some workers say
Daryl Clayton-Sargent stood strong on her own two feet as racial slurs were secretly being passed around the floor. Being the only African American… Read More
A hot-button issue: proper handling of incidents on campus
Mace believes more students are coming forward because more students are outraged about racial incidents. They are now reporting these situations instead of transferring or hiding what happened to them.
Racial tension sparks debate among students
"I can be your best friend or your worst enemy. I can take away your lives with a stroke of my pen," Jena district attorney Reed Walters said, according to freethejena6.org.
In September 2006, a chain of events happened at Jena, La. leaving a small town of 3,000 in racial tension.
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