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Category: Racism in Wellesley

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Racial slurs hit local and hard

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Recently, acts of racism have headlined the news, though most of these instances have occurred far away from here. Out of sight, out of mind […]

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The meaning of racism

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Over the summer, screenshots of a private group conversation between several members of the class of 2018 surfaced on Facebook. These messages included references to […]

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The solution to a problem created in youth years

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“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, […]

Is Wellesley really in a bubble?
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Is Wellesley really in a bubble?

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In modern day America, many people believe that racism is history. Nevertheless, it seems that in society, race and religion still identify who you are, […]

The real incident is ignorance
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The real incident is ignorance

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Racism has been prominent in the United States since the founding of our country. It is a part of our history that we can’t deny. […]

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How should a community respond in the aftermath of a racially charged hate speech?

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Growing up at Wellesley High School has given me a unique perspective on the racially charged Facebook group chat incident that occurred this past summer. […]

Wellesley isn’t racist, it’s ignorant
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Wellesley isn’t racist, it’s ignorant

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After the racist messages sent in a group chat of students from the high school were made public via Facebook this past July, people, including […]

Forced martyrs
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Forced martyrs

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The world wants someone to hate. When an enemy presents itself in a community it strengthens the bonds between people. As Leo Tolstoy, once stated: […]

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Divided we fall

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When I first heard of the Facebook messages that were sent this summer, I felt discouraged by the lack of progress our community has made […]

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Seemingly becoming more divided each week, America needs to continue conversation on race

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Scrolling through the Race and Ethnicity page of The New York Times, a person unfamiliar with racial discrimination and injustices would be sick to their […]

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