A Culture of Violence
To change this violent culture, we must work harder to foment the peace. That starts with insisting that all public leaders step back from their incendiary and disrespectful rhetoric and model the right way to disagree without violence.
Of Memes and Men
This moment in history is far to dangerous to resort to silly memes. Pope Leo is right to demand peace and an end to violence. We need to hold our leaders to account for their immoral and unjust actions that put all of humanity at risk of widespread destruction and pain.
War, Peace and Moral Imperatives
War is all about the destruction of life. We must heed Pope Leo’s call to work for peace as a moral imperative.
Racist Tropes and Hard American Truths
The contemptible racism of the president of this nation must be called out for what it is. How can we celebrate 250 years of America without confronting the constant undermining of our values in equal justice and freedom for all?
Moral Depravity in Minnesota
We the People must stand up and call out the moral catastrophe that is happening in Minnesota. Lives are at stake, and the future of the American Democracy is on the line.
Dr. Nicole Betschman, Public Health Leader, on RFK Jr. Nomination to HHS
Dr. Nicole Betschman, President of the D.C. Public Health Association and Public Health Program Leader at Trinity, points out that Washington D.C. has one of the highest rates of racial health disparities in the country, and that crisis is likely to get worse if common sense health protections like vaccines and fluoride and other health initiatives are eliminated by the new administration.
Don’t Agonize, Organize!
If you don’t like this year’s election results, get involved! Resolve to work for change in the future! Bring your talents to bear on the needs of our communities and neighborhoods. Remember, the most important politics always start in your backyard!
2020 Election: What’s At Stake For Trinity Students
Lifting up racial justice, restoring DACA, improving Pell grants and enlarging healthcare support are among the top issues for Trinity students in this election.
Black. Lives. Matter.
Trinity students are engaged with organizing and advocacy for racial justice and necessary change in our nation. Our students are working to bend the moral arc of history toward justice.
State of Dis-Union
The president’s speech fostered fragmentation, not unity. Perhaps it’s time to end the theatrics that have come to characterize the State of the Union moment.