Mariah Morgan belongs to the class of 2027. She is Haitian-American from Brooklyn. Mariah is an African American Studies major, with a focus on Race and Public Policy. She is deeply interested in reimagining a new world within the context of  the climate crisis and late-stage capitalism. On campus, Mariah is co-advocacy chair of the Black Student Union and outreach and service chair of the Princeton Caribbean Connection. She’s also an Eco-Rep for the Office of Sustainability and its Environmental Justice Committee, which addresses the impact of climate change on marginalized communities.  Some of her hobbies include watching tv shows, hanging with her friends and listening to music. After college, Mariah wants to pursue a career in civil rights law and continue to help the vulnerable navigate our inequitable society.