Where I found God
Growing Into Myself
I was both baptized and named before living 30 days on Earth, which meant my cross-religious identity was solidified before I could support the weight of my own head.
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Berkeley School of Islamic Sufism celebrates UN World Interfaith Harmony Week
The Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi, or M.T.O, Shahmaghsoudi School of Islamic Sufism in Berkeley kicked off the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week with a donation drive to support the Women’s Daytime Drop-In Center.
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Antisemitic banner displayed on Interstate 80
Berkeley police were filmed standing behind two people who were hanging an antisemitic banner on a pedestrian bridge over Highway 80.
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Celebrating Passover in college (and during a pandemic)
Though Passover can be a lot of fun, as a college student, it also can be stressful. Remember, there is no right or wrong way to celebrate Passover!
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The Clog’s power ranking of Passover Seder plate items
With everything going on around us, Passover feels especially important this year. In honor of the holiday, here is the Clog’s power ranking of foods on the Seder plate!
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ASUC should condemn Bears for Palestine’s display
How can Jewish students feel supported during these dark times when we walk through a campus every day that has posters of our murderers in its buildings?
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Every UC Berkeley student must recognize anti-Semitism on campus
Moving forward, students must renounce anti-Semitism as passionately as they renounce sexism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia and racism in social justice discourse.
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At UC Berkeley, interfaith solidarity is crucial to combating acts of intolerance and hate
NATIONAL ISSUES: In midst of extreme and violent attacks against religious groups, it’s more important than ever to advocate for all faiths
UC Berkeley community members may not have control over acts of violence and hatred on a national scale, but they can foster a peaceful coexistence on this campus.
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Being Jew-ish in the eyes of others
“Oh, you’re Jewish? You don’t look Jewish.” It was the same reaction I had received when I told people I was Jewish for as long as I can remember.
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Recognizing my white privilege
The Half of It
As I unpack the implications of doing racial justice work as a white-passing womxn, I realize that recognizing my white privilege does not invalidate my identity as a Chinese womxn and a person of color.
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