Trinity’s mission in social justice demands that we stand against the injustice of the ban on immigrants from certain countries, Muslims and Syrian refugees. Americans must stand up for human rights or our own rights and liberties will also soon fail.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. reminded us that the worst thing we can do is to remain silent in the face of oppression.
In 2017 let us reaffirm our commitment to stand for freedom and justice for all.
College presidents across the country have joined in solidarity to express support for Dreamers.
Trinity students, faculty and staff look to the future and offer ideas for messages they’d like to hear in President Trump’s inauguration address.
September 11 plays through the 2016 election: will we choose optimism or fear?
New Trinity Students have a lot to say about the issues in the presidential election! They follow in the great tradition of Trinity Women exerting political leadership in the world!
We must defeat racial hatred and violence. We must stand up, be counted, and get to work to end this plague.
Our national shame of violence, racial hatred, and murderous attacks on police. America is exceptional but for the wrong things.
Mother Jones said it best: Pray for the dead, fight like hell for the living. We need to fight harder for the safety and security of all people.