Tag: Black lives matter movement

There’s room in the ballroom for all A supportive opinion to Taylor’s “Where’s white Xavier?” piece

By: Max Bruns ~Copy Editor~ Fr. Gregory Boyle, S.J., who has been doing service and mission work for Los Angeles gang members since the 1980s says, “Service is the hallway that leads to the ballroom. It’s getting you to the ballroom, which is the place of kinship, the place of mutuality.” Fr. Boyle’s ballroom is … Continue reading There’s room in the ballroom for all A supportive opinion to Taylor’s “Where’s white Xavier?” piece

Black Lives Matter vocalizes activism: Khan, Garza evoke racial discourse

By: Raymond Humienny ~Campus News Editor~ The #BlackLivesMatter cocreators Janaya Khan and Alicia Garza spoke to a roomful of spectators in a Cintas Center banquet room about social justice and activism in the Black community. Each speaker shared an experience they had prior to the hashtag movement and addressed topics that outlined how today’s generation … Continue reading Black Lives Matter vocalizes activism: Khan, Garza evoke racial discourse