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Breaking down a culture
Collegian columnist Leigh Greaney discusses what America’s sayings say about America.
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Gender, race and the census
Collegian columnist Leigh Greaney argues that the 2010 Census promotes stereotypes that are unproductive.
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Merit over melanin
With the new survey on SPIRE asking students to “self-identify” themselves into a racial category, Leigh Greaney argues that identity should have nothing to do with race on a university campus.
Tags: affirmative action, SPIRE, UMass
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The real Africa, the real America
From South Africa, Leigh Greaney examines how America has been misrepresented abroad and how Africa has been misrepresented at home.
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How much has changed in South Africa?
Writing from Cape Town, Leigh Greaney speaks of the racial divide that still haunts a once colonized country.
Tags: Global Perspectives
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Cultural Electricity
Before she went to study abroad in South Africa, Leigh Greaney had been told about the “culture shock” that she would experience. What really shook her, though, was not the poverty or hunger, it was the people.
Tags: Global Perspectives
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