Jasleen Kaur
Check out this month’s POC feature regarding a landmark case: Mendez v. Westminster.
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No Longer Colorblind: AOC, a Political Powerhouse for POC
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this month’s highlighted POC: AOC!
Driving 65 in a (19)50: Racism within our Roads
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this article highlighting Milwaukee’s racist institutions within our highways and redlined neighborhoods.
Midnights: A Tribute to Late Nights
Peyton Impola & Jasleen Kaur
Check out this review regarding Taylor Swift’s newest hit album: Midnights!
Strides Towards Inclusivity in U.S. Mint: Anna May Wong
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this article about the first Asian American to grace the US quarter!
No Longer Colorblind: Sardar Udham Singh
Jasleen Kaur
Read about the monumental revolutionary hero of the Indian independence movement: Udham Singh.
A Choice for Democracy: Tony Evers
Jasleen Kaur
Check out this opinion piece discussing the best choice for Wisconsin: Tony Evers!
Custodian Appreciation: We Could Never Thank Them Enough
Jasleen Kaur
Thank you to our amazing custodians!
HHS Forensics: Speaking up a Storm
Jasleen Kaur
Read about HHS Forensics and how you can become a part of this team that has risen back from the dust!
Oak Creek Shooting: 10-year Anniversary Commemoration
Jasleen Kaur
Read about the Oak Creek Sikh Temple shooting that occurred in 2012 and the 10th commemoration events that took place this year.
Racism at Hamilton: A Structural Battle
Olivia George, Jasleen Kaur, Bronwyn Rhoades
Read Part II in this writers’ series to reflect POC experience at Hamilton.
Racism at Hamilton: The Voices of our Halls
Bronwyn Rhoades, Jasleen Kaur, Olivia George
Charger Press staff writers interview and talk about racism in this hard-hitting piece.
Not Your Model Minority
Jasleen Kaur
Today’s society overlooks the struggles of Asian Americans, justifying racism by painting them as a “Model Minority.” Read on to learn the truth about the impacts of racism against Asian American Minorities.
Strides Towards Inclusivity in U.S. Mint: Maya Angelou
Jasleen Kaur
In this exciting news, Maya Angelou is featured as the first Black woman on the back of the U.S. quarter.
History’s Darkest Days: The Sikh Genocide of 1984
Jasleen Kaur
Learn about the haunting and devastating massacre of the Sikh people in the 1984 genocide.
The Experience of a Religious Minority in a Modern-Day Public School
Jasleen Kaur
Hear the experiences of some Hamilton students as they deal with religious misinterpretation.