“We Wear the Mask” Exhibition at the Dorsky Examines Race and Hiding One’s Identity
The word “mask” has taken on a political life of its own ever since COVID-19 came to the United States. Masks have become a symbol […]
Month: October 2020
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Leaving More Than Legacy in Her Wake
On Sept. 18 when news broke that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died, many felt that any semblance of America having a true […]
Bigotry in Blue: New Paltz Officer Put On Leave for Transphobia
New Paltz Police Officer Robert Sisco posted a video of himself rapping transphobic statements which led to his suspension on June 16. However, nearly four […]