Ethan Ready is a Trinity sophomore. His column runs on alternate Tuesdays.
How is it possible to live in this culture, with this identity, without perpetuating the oppressive traditions upon which normative American culture is founded?
Our country needs be led by the voices we haven’t heard and the multitudes of identities that have never been president.
My struggle with a speech impediment left me voiceless for years.
On West Campus, the grass is roped off and serves no function other than to impress potential donors.
Our identity as men gives us a responsibility to fix this culture. We have exclusive access to the male-only spaces that foster toxic masculinity, and to be true opponents of sexual assault we must use this access to confront and deconstruct harmful ideas.
Anyone with the ability to change the world for good has the responsibility to act, and the great ability of these athletes comes with the great responsibility to make the world a better place.
Our current immigration era is by far our most inclusive, and we need to reject any calls for returns to a racist past and instead open pathways to citizenship and legal immigration for all Americans who dare to dream.
