: About Me

Pleased to make your acquaintance. I am a vigilante for sociopolitical justice, a poet, a photographer, and a future doctor. I am idiosyncratic refiner of ideas, philosophy, and political leanings. My purpose is to expose societal ignorance and inequality while seeking to enlighten the public as a whole. I do believe it is possible to make the world less safe for bigotry, and my writing endeavor to do just that. Just Me. Nothing Else

My passion is ...

writing, duh

I know too much about ...

Lord of the Rings

My parents always told me ...

to work hard

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a doctor

My favorite memory ...

is looking up at the stars just outside Hanover

Why I write ...

because no will write for me

My first job ...

was as an intern in a Neurovascular Lab in Columbia's School of Physicians and Surgeons

My best moment ...

was during my Orientation trip for college

My inspiration ...

a high school crush

Society & Lifestyle > Racism Is racial profiling used for identification or discrimination?

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The common opinion is that black people (African Americans, Caribbean Americans, Africans) are somehow inferior to other races. Though overt racism, for the most part, has been quelled, subtle racism is alive and well, existing heartily. In general, it is presumed that a "smart" black person is a rare find, and the intelligence of that black person is celebrated all the more because, presumably, most of his or her race is not intelligent. While blacks seem to make up the bottom tier, Asian Americans are seen to be the Model Minority, contributing so much more to society than stereotypicall...

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