Apathy towards injustice is unjust
Biolans must stop denying the issue of racism at hand and help one another grow as a community.
The disempowered and isolated vote for Trump
Economic disenfranchisement and insecurity pushes members of the working class to support Trump.
Love no matter what
![Tomber Su/THE CHIMES [file photo]](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/OP03-DBC_TS-6013-600x900.jpg)
We must take action in loving our “enemies” rather than simply talking about reconciliation.
How Chris rocked the Oscars boat
Chris Rock’s 10 minute monologue addressed structural racism in the best way possible.
Heal racial trauma with reconciliation
Structural racism requires the dismantling of oppressive power systems.
Fear not the hard topics
Biolans must have the courage to talk about aspects of our campus that do not paint us in a good light.
Kendrick Lamar’s conflicted conscience
The Los Angeles rapper struggles with the racially tense world around him in “To Pimp A Butterfly”
10 hours of walking
The conversation about respecting women as more than sexual objects which began on YouTube has practical applications to the Biola campus.
A global perspective on the race discussion
Heather Spradley reflects on racial tensions around the world, and commends Americans for their willingness to embrace diversity.
Dear White People and the shiny, new racism
Weaving biting satire with thought provoking questions, "Dear White People" examines the pressures, stereotypes and contradictions of black identity and white guilt.
Confessions of an accidental racist
Conrad Frommelt considers what it means to be racially ignorant.
“Between the Pages” is a Q-and-A series that explores one’s life through books that have shaped and influenced them. Books affect the forming...