Pepperdine administrators altered a number of words and phrases in George Pepperdine’s original dedicatory address for its reading at Founder’s Day 2021. The changes were revisionist and dangerous, as they alter our understanding of Pepperdine’s history of exclusion.
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Staff Editorial: The Graphic Stands With the Asian American Pacific Islander Community Against Hate
There has been an exponential rise in Anti-Asian hate incidents reported throughout the United States. The Graphic stands in solidarity with the Asian American Pacific Islander community and our AAPI peers against anti-Asian racism and hate.
Opinion: The Equality Act Establishes Equity For the LGBTQ+ Community
Why is religion the biggest reason behind discrimination? The Equality Act is heading toward the Senate floor and everyone should get behind it — and stop saying it violates religious freedom.
Opinion: Pepperdine’s International Programs Need More Mental Health Resources
Although Pepperdine may boast of its ranking concerning international programs, the school must demonstrate its superiority by providing its study abroad students with an adequate amount of mental health resources. The University must provide more than simply offering a brief counseling trial as the hardships involved with studying abroad may worsen a student’s preexisting mental health issues.
‘Racism Against Asian Americans has Never Gone Away’: A Pandemic Seen in Racial Terms
At a time when most people fear the coronavirus, Asian Americans face an added threat as reports of racism and hate crimes increase.
Pronouns Speak Volumes
In the midst of an ongoing discussion regarding identity and gender, respect should be the priority.
Why We Should All be LGBTQ+ Allies
Students weigh in on the stigma of being an ally to the queer community and the need for on-campus inclusivity.
Students Share Perspectives on Gender Inequality
Currents Magazine surveyed over 200 students about feminism.
Move from Races to Just the Human Race
It doesn’t matter if you are Black or White.
Cracking Cocaine Myths
After nearly half a century later and trillions of dollars, drug use remains rampant
