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Maxwell Frost is the first member of Gen Z to be elected to Congress. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Maxwell Frost Represents Generation Z and the Future of Congress

Evan McManus, Contributing Writer
November 30, 2022
No One Owes You Their Sexuality

No One Owes You Their Sexuality

Hannah Boring, Assistant Copy Chief
November 9, 2022
The significance of diversity in politics can be seen in the recent election of Kim Janey, Boston’s first Black and first female mayor.

Representation Matters: Why the Appointments of Kim Janey and Deb Haaland Are Important

Michela Fahy, Contributing Writer
April 14, 2021
On Friday, March 19, President Biden fell a notable three times while walking up the steps of Air Force One. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Biden’s Fall Reminds Us of What’s Missing from Our Political Representation

Taylor Herzlich, Opinion Editor
March 31, 2021
Panel of speakers, fromleft to right: Kendall Lewish, Chris Anderson, Anike Tella-Martins, Manny Adeyeye, Tychelle Graham, and Carl Jean-Pierre.(Courtesy of Kevin Stoltenberg/The Fordham Ram)

“Being Black at Fordham” Panel Dicusses Race and Representation

February 7, 2018
Target ad featuring disabled child in Elsa costume. Courtesy of Target

Target Disability Ad Advocates Inclusive Media

November 4, 2015
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