Education and Hate Crimes
Last month, a racist attack in the city of Buffalo reminded me of the importance of learning about prejudice, its history, and its impact in the world. For the 13
Making History by Learning History
On January 18th, NJ Governor Phil Murphy signed state bill S-4021/A-6100, which mandates NJ schools to teach Asian American history as a part of the core curriculum. This represents the
Asian Representation in Princeton Public Schools
By all accounts, the Princeton Public Schools District is a very diverse place for students and staff alike. With an over 50% minority enrollment rate as well as a diverse
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Student Advocacy
This school year has held unprecedented difficulties and challenges for students and teachers alike. Students in particular have adjusted to numerous schedule changes while continuing to perform up to expectations.
On Racism in America
Originally written with Andrew Zhao, PHS ’23 for PHS Tower: Derek Chauvin’s conviction on April 21st, and the subsequent passing of the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act in the Senate,
Interview with Mrs. Neena Patil
Civic leaders take many forms around the world. Some lead national or global social movements, inspiring millions with their work. Others legislate and adjudicate change, working within political and governmental
Addressing Problems as a Community
Addressing problems in society often involves coming together as a community. Finding this common ground to progress is crucially important in the development and growth of a society. On March
The First Step on our Journey
In my experience, building a community is a tricky thing. Oftentimes, it gets off to a shaky start, without direction or guidance. Many times, people fail to reach out, lacking confidence,