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Sydney Cobb
JoinedJuly 20, 2021
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Sydney Cobb (she/her) is a rising sophomore studying business at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Both on and off campus, she centers her work around social justice and cultural competency. Instagram @sydcobb
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Money
·4 min read

Seeking Legal Counsel for Predatory Debt Collection 

Debt collection practices use loopholes, requiring many debtors to require legal representation they cannot afford.
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EducationSocial Justice
·3 min read

Student Activism and Taking Back the Future

Mass student strikes over COVID safeguards continue a long history of student activism in the United States.
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Media & Culture
·3 min read

White People, Please Stop Using N-Word Alternatives

Non-Black people's use of N-word alternatives is a harmful attempt to get close to the original slur. Even with modifications, the N-word is not theirs to reclaim.
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Media & Culture
·4 min read

Halloween Is Not An Excuse To Be Racist

Halloween cultural appropriation is not limited to racial and ethnic groups; any marginalized community or subculture can be appropriated. And a holiday is not an excuse to perpetuate these stereotypes.
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Media & Culture
·4 min read

Why Autonomy in Black Media Matters

The significance of moving beyond representation in leading roles and investing in Black talent on and off-screen is vital for Black media.
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Health
·4 min read

DaBaby’s Homophobic Comments Fuels HIV/AIDS Stigma

DaBaby's insensitive and homophobic comments at Rolling Loud fueled HIV/AIDS stigma, misinformation, and discrimination.
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Media & Culture
·4 min read

The Impact of Zaila Avant-garde’s Win on the National Spelling Bee

Zaila Avant-garde’s victory at the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee will likely inspire an entire generation of young Black spellers, so it’s imperative that race and socioeconomic status don’t bar them from succeeding.
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Environment
·9 min read

Quannah ChasingHorse on Generational Change

Welcome to Day Six of our Earth Week series! I’m incredibly inspired by how Quannah leads. For today’s conversation, we...
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Environment
·13 min read

Anya Dillard on Effective Organizing

Welcome to Day Five of our Earth Week series! Today we’re featuring Sydney’s interview with Anya Dillard, a 17-year-old activist, philanthropist, content creator, and the founder of The Next Gen Come Up. I loved reading the energy and passion in their conversation. Take Action Support Outdoor Afro, an organization that celebrates...
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HealthNeighborhoods
·5 min read

The Answer to America’s Food Desert Problem

Underserved communities are disproportionately becoming zoned as food deserts as access to grocery stores becomes limited.
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