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“I am Speaking!” Many women, especially women of color, have been discredited, interrupted, and looked over for quite some time. It is time that we break the cycle and normalize speaking up and speaking out.
We Need to Make Today the New Tomorrow If the past is inaccessible, and the future is unknowable, why must we spend so much time thinking about them? It’s time to live in the now.
New Columnists for UCF Forum Opinion Series to Kick Off 9th Year Panel of faculty, staff and student writers represents backgrounds from all around the university.
Even Virtual Meetings Can Have Powerful Lessons It’s not all about me — online inspiration leads me to believe that in our new environment there are ways to still improve and advance the lives of others.
Waking Up to Whiteness and White Privilege While white people are not to blame for policies that began before they were born, they are still benefiting from them at the — often grave — expense of Black Americans.
If You Don’t Take a Risk, You’ll Never Know Victory or Defeat It’s quality of life vs. safety, and we’re wrestling with that every day now.
Far From Being Anti-religious, Faith and Spirituality Run Deep in Black Lives Matter UCF Associate Professor of religion Ann Gleig discusses the religious and spiritual ties within the global movement.
Are We As Great If Our Nation Is Built On Hate? Making this country great begins with America’s heritage of openness to all and promoting tolerance for our differences.
Each Generation Must Act as a Cultural Bridge to the Next Our passed-down stories give a sense of belonging, purpose, place and greater meaning.
Finding a Sense of Belonging in an Orlando Community That welcoming is what hundreds of children have found at a youth center in the Parramore neighborhood.
