Mollika Jai Singh

Vote100 and Hasan Minhaj are not for brown students like me

After attending Vote100’s event with Hasan Minhaj and professor Kevin Kruse, Contributing Prospect Writer Mollika Jai Singh examines the contrast between their own experience and Minhaj’s statements on the South Asian experience.

After attending Vote100’s event with Hasan Minhaj and professor Kevin Kruse, Contributing Prospect Writer Mollika Jai Singh examines the contrast between their own experience and Minhaj’s statements on the South Asian experience. 

Centering ourselves: We have so much beautiful time

“I just love, and I hope for the best.”

“I just love, and I hope for the best.”

The Editorial Board misses the point: We don’t need admissions statistics to know Princeton doesn’t serve marginalized communities

“The Editorial Board’s response to the announcement focused on the potential discouraging effect that the actions of the Office of Admission can have on applicants. But if our primary concerns are discouraging prospective students, the Board is missing the point. We don’t need admissions statistics to know Princeton doesn’t serve marginalized communities.”

“The Editorial Board’s response to the announcement focused on the potential discouraging effect that the actions of the Office of Admission can have on applicants. But if our primary concerns are discouraging prospective students, the Board is missing the point. We don’t need admissions statistics to know Princeton doesn’t serve marginalized communities.”

To learn from Black voices and teach comprehensively, the Western HUM Sequence needs to radically change

“With the expansion of student spaces and the acknowledgment that these texts have glorified harmful ideas throughout time, this course can be an essential tool to understanding race, among other complicated issues, the kind of course I desperately need it to be.”

“With the expansion of student spaces and the acknowledgment that these texts have glorified harmful ideas throughout time, this course can be an essential tool to understanding race, among other complicated issues, the kind of course I desperately need it to be.” 

Gen. Mark A. Milley ’80: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Milley sparked controversy in June, when, in uniform, he joined President Donald Trump for a photo op.

Eric Dreiband ’86: U.S. Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division

Eric Dreiband leads the Department of Justice’s storied Civil Rights Division.

Samuel Alito ’72: Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States

Samuel Alito figures prominently on the Supreme Court’s conservative majority.

Joshua Bolten ’76: President and CEO, Business Roundtable

Joshua Bolten serves as President and CEO of Business Roundtable.

Anthony Romero ’87: Executive Director, American Civil Liberties Union

Anthony Romero leads the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), one of the nation’s most prominent civil-rights advocacy groups. 

After the DOE investigation, the Trump administration’s incitement of racial violence hits home

Let us keep fighting in the face of danger, as and alongside people under attack. Let us make sure there is soon no longer a president who encourages violence against people because of their race or ethnicity or because they are fighting that discrimination. Let us get out (to the polls or our mailboxes) and vote for a different future.