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Protesters march towards the Champaign County Courthouse with signs to fight against the overturning of Roe v. Wade on Friday. Assistant opinions editor Talia Duffy argues that Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade has caused many to lose respect for the system.

Opinion | Overturning Roe ruins the Supreme Court

By Talia Duffy, Assistant Opinions Editor • June 28, 2022
Opinion | Spend summer watching these 21st-century classics

Opinion | Spend summer watching these 21st-century classics

By Andrew Prozorovsky, Senior Columnist • June 24, 2022
Priests and friends mourn over the body of Al Jazeera Palestinian journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh, on May 11 before her body is transferred for burial from a hospital in Jenin. Abu Akleh was shot dead as she covered an Israeli army raid on the West Banks Jenin refugee camp.

Letter to the Editor | Demand justice for Shireen Abu Akleh

By Mona Alrazzaq and Buthaina Hattab • June 21, 2022
Columnist Sanchita Teeka and her father, Ramesh Teeka, hike up Mission Peak at the beginning of 2022. Sanchita writes about how her father expresses his love to her without verbally saying the words I love you.

DI Voices | Cracked knuckles are my dad’s love language

By Sanchita Teeka, Columnist • June 20, 2022
Opinion | Popular clothing brands lack size inclusivity

Opinion | Popular clothing brands lack size inclusivity

By Maggie Knutte, Columnist • June 20, 2022
People march as the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice and the Peoples Organization for Progress hold a Juneteenth march in Newark, NJ on June 19, 2021. Opinions Editor Aparna Lakkaraju argues that education regarding the holiday should be expanded with many Americans not knowing its significance.

Opinion | Expand education on racism this Juneteenth

By Aparna Lakkaraju, Opinions Editor • June 17, 2022
Teens hold signs and protest for gun reform in Washington, DC on February 19, 2018 after a Highschool shooting in Parkland, Florida. Senior Columnist Andrew Prozorovsky believes that the Uvalde tragedy is not just another mass shooting and that new gun regulations need to be made now to prevent against Americas gun problem.

Opinion | Uvalde shooting must be the last

By Andrew Prozorovsky, Senior Columnist • June 15, 2022
Opinion | Gym bro lifestyle normalizes male eating disorders

Opinion | Gym bro lifestyle normalizes male eating disorders

By Aparna Lakkaraju, Opinions Editor • June 12, 2022
Santiago Abascal and Javier Ortega Smith along with hundreds of VOX militants participat in a demonstration in Barcelona on Sept. 9, 2018. Senior columnist Andrew Prozorovsky argues that if Vox, a right-wing extremist party in Spain, are to win in the upcoming elections in Spain then the country is next to give in to right-wing nationalists.

Opinion | Andalusian elections will reflect broader attitudes

By Andrew Prozorovsky, Senior Columnist • June 10, 2022
Assistant opinions editor Talia Duffy talks about her experience with the worst bicycle accident she has gone through.

DI Voices | The greatest bike crash of my life

By Talia Duffy, Assistant Opinions Editor • June 4, 2022
Column | Fight harder for Indian American justice

Column | Fight harder for Indian American justice

By Sanchita Teeka, Columnist • June 4, 2022
Assistant opinions editor Rayna Wuh believes that the predictive policing encourages false assumptions when it comes to the relationship among geography, race and economic status.

Opinion | Predictive policing models encode prejudice

By Rayna Wuh, Assistant Opinions Editor • June 4, 2022
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