Communication Department SCU

Asst. Prof. Melissa Brown wrote a gripping op-ed on historical/ongoing vulnerability of Black women to violence and how they "cannot expect the law to protect them, but they can expect it to prosecute them."

Are Black Women Allowed Self-Defense? | Essence The case of Chicago mother Carlisha Hood shows how self-defense law– and our perception of who deserves it– is still rooted in racism and sexism.

Take a few minutes to de-stress during Week 10 and make a festive (and easy) holiday ornament in the Internship Lab. Drop in any time between 12:30-2:30 pm on Friday. Rumor has it there will also be snacks!
(VARI Hall, 132)