Month: September 2023

  • How Furman Can Spearhead A Climate Solution

    Written via the collective efforts of Ossian Quinn, Michael Ross, Anna Timbes, and the FUYDSA Enviromental Committee →

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  • Why this Campaign Matters

    With the draft of the “Democratize Our Campus – Win the Battle for Sustainability” petition approved by Furman YDSA’s general membership at our semester kickoff meeting, the ecological justice campaign our chapter voted to pursue over the summer is now in full swing. Over the next two months, we will collect signatures from Furman students,… →

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  • Defend Affirmative Action, Demand A Better World

    On Thursday, June 29th, the Supreme Court ruled affirmative action on the basis of race to be unconstitutional.The exact proscriptions of the ruling are narrow, applying mainly to the practice of curving standardized test scores, but the true consequence of SFFA v. Harvard is that it provides favorable terrain for the anti-affirmative action movement to continue… →

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  • Thoughts on the Fascist and Patriarchic Psyche

    Updated version published here. There is no singular unity referred to by the word ‘patriarchy.’ Instead, it consists of innumerable lines of penetration, some discordant with others, but all set against feminine modes of subjectivity made out as inconvenient, abject, or otherwise ‘out of line.’ Penetration is the guarantor of the masculine ego: the sword,… →

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