Samarth Ramaswamy investigates the diversity in the arts industry by sharing his personal experience, additional research, and an interview with Anya Shukla and Kathryn Lau, Co-Founders of The Colorization Collective ..read more

Prejudice & Pride and the Social Activism Club team up to celebrate the work of female artists and examine the issues they face ..read more

Listen to Komal Sarma, Izzy Volpe, and Jackie Ramirez talk about their queer identities, how their experiences are shaped and formed by their respective cultures, and how the larger queer community can do a better job of addressing the complicated ways in which queerness and culture intersect ..read more

Jessica Galette, an American-born Haitian, talks about her culture and experience with her identity. With the help of her aunts and father, she proudly represents her heritage.  ..read more

This episode explores the Indigenous Experience within the Hillsborough community and beyond through the lens of HHS student Bella Moya-Carneiro's experience. Join us as we talk about problems facing the Indigenous community on a national and international level, as well as Bella's everyday experiences and her own journey with Indigenous identity. Izzy Volpe and Bella also interview various high school teachers to better grasp issues with the school's curriculum when it comes to addressing Indigenous peoples, and the two also discuss and look for solutions to the various problems within curric ..read more

Intersectionality is a term that has been used frequently in discussions of discrimination and inequality. However, the term is often misdefined and its ideas are misunderstood. In this episode, host Manasvi Tata explores the history of the term and how it plays a role in our society ..read more

Olivia Altidor and BSU leaders Jessica Galette and Nevaeh Towns discuss their experiences as Black students at Hillsborough High School. Sanjana Bhatta interviews Beverly Mills and Elaine Buck, authors of "If These Stones Could Talk," and Dr. Lacy Hunter, an instructor at Rutgers University for African American Studies, to learn about the struggles in learning Black history at school ..read more

Raina James investigates what role genetics and DNA play in racial identification. She interviews biologist Dr. Daniel Fairbanks of Utah Valley University, the author of Everyone is African: How Science Explodes the Myth of Race ..read more

From patronizing remarks about college acceptances to interrogations about a students standardized test scores and GPA, affirmative action is one of the most hotly contested topics in the United States. In today’s episode of prejudice and pride, host Ray Fofana facilitates a discussion surrounding the harmful implications of the debate surrounding affirmative action for Black and Latinx students at HHS. We invite you to listen to the lived experiences of these students and engage in this dialogue as members of our community! Episode 5 is out now ..read more

We’ve always talked about discrimination in schools, but is it really as prevalent as people make it out to be? We asked high school students to anonymously submit their encounters with discrimination, ranging from race and religion to gender identity. Join us, as we react to and offer our thoughts on the matter while shedding light on the impact these experiences have on students. Featuring Ruba Shaikh, Aadithya Gulyani, Hansini Wadan, Nia Smart, Ryan Leary, and Sheryl Thomas as they read and react to real-life experiences submitted by students regarding discrimination in school ..read more