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Navigating my Jewish identity in Brooklyn

Sasha KaganOp-eds OpinionsMarch 20, 2022

#OPINION: I loved the diversity of my school, but I was delighted to come home to something more familiar. Having a dual lifestyle and living on two ends of the spectrum gave me a taste of our world’s lovely cultures.

A conversation on race with Shimelis Gulema, an Africana studies professor

Gary GhayratFaculty NewsFebruary 29, 2020March 1, 2020

Race is very integral, very key to the American fabric. You cannot talk about exploitation, oppression and segregation in this country without injecting the notion of race because many of these things are race-based.

House of SHADE president reflects on his intersectionality and root of confidence

Maya BrownBlack History Month News Special IssuesFebruary 23, 2020February 25, 2020

Carine Green grew up looking at the struggles that come with his different identities — black and queer — separately. When he walked into a House of SHADE meeting, “an organization that aims to provide educational outreach and information to the black and queer community” according to SB Engaged, everything changed.

Ga(y)me Day introduces another world to Stony Brook University

Lajiere BlakeArtsOctober 23, 2019October 23, 2019

A plan to assassinate a greedy baron. One failed attempt to get them to drink the wine, a wine that is notably “to die for” and a toast that finally gets the poison into the villain’s system.

Commons Day celebrates speaking one’s truth

Sam LauriaOpinionsOctober 20, 2019October 20, 2019

On Oct. 16, Stony Brook University hosted its annual Commons Day seminar for first-year students with guest speaker, writer and transgender rights activist, Janet Mock. Commons Day is a yearly event in which the author of the first-year reading requirement comes and speaks to students and staff.

Department of Africana Studies hosts discussion on Toxic Masculinity

Cindy MizakuNewsApril 25, 2019April 26, 2019

The Center for the Study of Men and Masculinities and the Department of Africana Studies at Stony Brook University invited two South Bronx natives, Mark Anthony Neal and Joan Morgan, to discuss their relationship with feminism while navigating the realms of toxic masculinity.

identity

Navigating my Jewish identity in Brooklyn

A conversation on race with Shimelis Gulema, an Africana studies professor

House of SHADE president reflects on his intersectionality and root of confidence

Ga(y)me Day introduces another world to Stony Brook University

Commons Day celebrates speaking one’s truth

Department of Africana Studies hosts discussion on Toxic Masculinity

Acts of anti-Semitism today

Say my name correctly

MFA student Dewayne Wrencher showcases artwork in “Bodies” exhibition