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How Do They Not Get It?

Published: June 8, 2026

“Okay, I struck a chord,” Gloria Claufield said as she was being booed by a stadium full of humanities and art majors. The University of Central Florida held their commencement ceremonies earlier in May. Graduation is supposed to feel hopeful. It is supposed to feel like the beginning of something stable: a career, a future, […]

By Emily Bronson

Democracy Starts on Campus, Especially at HBCUs

Published: February 11, 2026

Waiting with bated breath for the upcoming primary elections, this Black History Month looks a bit different for North Carolina students looking forward to voting. In a state long shaped by gerrymandering attempts, new changes are eliminating college-based polling sites. On Jan. 13 of this year, in Mooresville, the North Carolina State Board of Elections […]

By Emily Bronson

Blue Dots in Red States

Published: August 28, 2025

As a young voter in North Carolina, I have felt like a political anomaly. My state is labeled as a swing state, purple, some say, but growing up in northeastern NC, it rarely felt that way. I spent most of my life surrounded by conservative voices. My family, my extended family, my family’s friends and […]

By Emily Bronson

Finding My Room in the Feminist House: Reflections from the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference

Published: April 29, 2025

As my iPhone lock screen read 8:04am, the lobby of the hotel continued to fill with people from all across the country. A low excited chatter filled the conference hall as feminists from all across the country mingled over breakfast. It was day one of the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference. Booths featuring information about […]

By Emily Bronson

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