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Author: Anuhea Nihipali

Celebrate this Black History Month by Engaging in Activist Work (as a White Ally)

February 18, 2021September 22, 2024 Anuhea NihipaliLocal News, Oregon, World News

Photo courtesy of Kristen Uroda for NPR First celebrated in 1970, Feb. 1 ushered in 2021’s Black History Month. This year’s theme is ‘Black Family: Representation,…

Activism, Allyship, black history month, black lives matter, Multicultural Resource CenterLeave a comment

The ‘Not-So-Hot’ History of Valentine’s Day and How to Combat ‘Not-So-Hot’ Love

February 13, 2021February 13, 2021 Anuhea NihipaliAdvice, Community, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Opinion

Photo courtesy of Javier Leddy Photography Much like love itself, Valentine’s day’s origin remains a mystery full of lust, conflict, and ancient history. While Christian…

advice, history, love, op-ed, quarantine, Valentine's DayLeave a comment

Cultivate Your Spiritual Self during a Pandemic: Say “Goodbye” to TikTok and “Hello” to Cultural Relativism

January 22, 2021September 22, 2024 Anuhea NihipaliLifestyle

Photo by Anuhea Nihipali At first glance, the cultivation of the spiritual self using TikTok seems like astute and positive platform engagement during isolation, but…

Courage of Care, COVID-19, Dr. Paul Condon, health, higher self, spiritual, student health, TikTokLeave a comment

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