As soon as I sat down with Rachael Blansett, she led with her identities: black, biracial, queer, femme; […]
Politics
At the beginning of the 2020-21 school year, Oyster River founded a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committee […]
Bringing choice to the students “I want the students to have a say in these major decisions,” says […]
Durham- “For the purpose of what we were asking, it went really well,” said Suzanne Filippone, principal […]
This past weekend, a number of People’s Climate Marches took place in cities around the united states. The […]
“It was definitely a great reminder that because of the privilege I have from being male and white, […]
Reactions to Trump’s Election
“I am worried about a lot unfortunately. I am worried about those who validate sexism, misogyny and other […]
At 6:50 AM on November 9th, my alarm clock blared. Unlike most mornings where I lay motionless for […]
Our Power Walk Out and March
Approaching UNH Thompson Hall there were people smiling, the conversation were loud but controlled, people were giving “free hugs” symbolizing the slogans on their signs. They were speaking in unison about their opinions of the recent election. The weather did not root any hesitation, as the group of 200 or so walked down Main Street and encouraged passing cars to “come join”[…]
Social media exploded with posts of outrage at the results of the election itself and I’m sure that the question has crossed many people’s minds of “how could this happen?” Well, I’ll tell you how: Someone didn’t vote […]