People who have experienced sexual assault or misconduct cannot be blamed for “not leaving in the first place.” Here’s why. By Lauren Arnold
Lauren Arnold
Lauren Arnold
Lauren Arnold is our managing editor and our Black Girl in a Blizzard columnist, exploring black feminist issues. A Colorado native, Arnold is double majoring in creative writing and communication.
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Black Girl in a Blizzard: Black Panther is one of the most important movies
Black Panther exemplifies what a movie should be. It is political, feminist, poignant and blacker than ever. By Lauren Arnold
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Black Girl in a Blizzard: Kim Kardashian didn’t culturally appropriate … this time
Kim Kardashian’s Aaliyah costume was not offensive, but her history of cultural appropriation has been. Here’s how you should handle costumes of other cultures. By Lauren Arnold
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The pattern of injustice in police shootings continues with the acquittal of Jason Stockley. Racism in the police department and America is real and must be addressed. By Lauren Arnold
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Black Girl in a Blizzard: Colin Kaepernick is not disrespectful — his opposition is
The opposition to Colin Kaepernick’s protests is emblematic of the hypocritical state of race relations in America. By Lauren Arnold
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Black Girl in a Blizzard: Fenty Beauty makes women of color feel visible
Rihanna’s new cosmetic line challenges the industry and proves that makeup for women of color sells. By Lauren Arnold
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The minority experience is often different from the college experience the white 71 percent of the student body receives. By Lauren Arnold
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‘I don’t see color’ is code for ‘I can’t accept your color.’ The colorblind argument is problematic, even if it means well. By Lauren Arnold
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A breakdown of colorism in the black community and how it puts lighter-skinned people ahead in various areas of life. By Lauren Arnold
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Opinion: ‘Get Out’ and others fairly tackle race, pissing off white people in process
Why ‘Get Out’ and ‘Dear White People’ discuss relevant race issues but are met with opposition from white audiences. By Lauren Arnold