[Opinion] The Distortion of Free Speech
Tuesday, Dec 10, 2019
We should be judicious in who we invite to campus and cultivate a culture of debate not for its own sake but in pursuit of the truth that gives respect to all people.
Opinion & Analysis
[Opinion] With Wilson installation, Princeton misses the mark
Thursday, Oct 24, 2019
For the past few years, Princeton has been embroiled in debate about iconography and the representation of history on campus. Chief among these concerns is the presence of Woodrow Wilson in prominent spaces: a residential college and the School of Public and International Affairs. Out of the Black Justice League’s 2015 protests came a committee, and out of the committee came a “marker” called “Double Sights.”
[Opinion] The Power of Serena Williams
Saturday, Sep 7, 2019
What she and Venus have accomplished is far more important than future titles and broken records.[AAS Podcast] Episode #17: Legacy and Racialized Politics
Friday, Sep 6, 2019
We sit down with Eddie Glaude Jr. and Julian E. Zelizer, Author, and Professor at Princeton University, to discuss the challenges of balancing and teaching within the academic and public media arena. They then explore the historical cycle of racialized politics displayed by President Donald Trump and its impact within America as we approach the 2020 ElectionsBeing Creative in Black Spaces
Monday, Jul 1, 2019
In this Graduate Series Interview, we listen in as Kirk Maynard (moderator), Steven Gayle, and Brandan “BMike” Odums explore contemporary issues from the lens of creatives and artists.Opinion | Call it racist, President Eisgruber
Wednesday, Apr 10, 2019
Editor’s Note: This article represents the views and opinions of the author only and does not necessarily represent the views of The Daily Princetonian. President Eisgruber has answered the questions of “Ban the Box” campaigners in meetings that the ‘Prince’ has covered; more information can be found in our coverage of CPUC meetings.
Succeeding While Black
Wednesday, Mar 13, 2019
Michelle Obama’s new book reduces racial inequality to a matter of psychological impairment that can be overcome through grit and grin. This is a dangerous proposition.Opinion | No More Charlottesvilles
Wednesday, Feb 27, 2019
The most important struggle in the US today is stopping the growth of the racist right-wing.
The white supremacist rampage in Charlottesville, Virginia was the predictable outcome of the Republican Party’s racist agenda and Donald Trump’s ascension to the presidency.
The racist violence of the Right has been unshackled by Trump’s election. White racists have not just been emboldened by President Trump, they have also been encouraged by the Trump administration’s silence amid the dramatic growth of white supremacist organizations and violent racist attacks.
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