
Commencement Address at Oberlin College
We need to accept that difference has always been a part of our American experiment—for better and for worse. We must make an effort to accept and understand that difference, not ignore it.
We need to accept that difference has always been a part of our American experiment—for better and for worse. We must make an effort to accept and understand that difference, not ignore it.
In a society as unequal as ours, people tend to interact almost exclusively with people who share similar educational histories, incomes and occupations.
Consider this fair warning: If you’re going to bring your children around me, I’m going to teach them how to shake hands.
While research now shows that talking to strangers has the power to make us happier, many of us still walk the streets with our eyes cast downward, headphones in.
Where do we go in a world in which so many innocent humans are being slaughtered by other humans?
Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan’s powerful poem isn’t about humanizing Muslims.