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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

OPINION

Our View | What's the point?

Our View | What’s the point?

The Crimson White Editorial Board • March 1, 2021
The candidates for executive branch have practically everything in common. As the Editorial Board writes, the all-white slate of eight claims to care about diversity of thought. But they all sound the same.
Open letter | Why you should oppose HB1

Open letter | Why you should oppose HB1

University of Alabama School of Law OutLaw Chapter • February 25, 2021
The bill is an egregious example of government overreach.
Opinion | UA has a class problem

Opinion | UA has a class problem

Simone Shadd, Contributing Writer • February 24, 2021
The idea that college is an inherent equalizer or a gateway to the middle class vastly ignores the disparities that exist in higher education.
Opinion | What Bungie going solo could mean for Halo and Destiny fans

Opinion | What Bungie going solo could mean for Halo and Destiny fans

Noah Anzaldua, Contributing Columnist • February 24, 2021
The beloved creator of Halo and Destiny is moving out. One columnist argues that this is cause for celebration for gamers.
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Opinion | Why the Uyghurs’ persecution should matter to you

Walter Castillo, Contributing Columnist • February 24, 2021
The Chinese government has been detaining and abusing the Uyghur people for years. One columnist argues that the first step to ending the mistreatment of Uyghurs is making people aware of the problem. The second step may be holding companies involved accountable.
Review | This '50s Danish flick will keep you on your toes

Review | This ’50s Danish flick will keep you on your toes

Avery Brooks, Contributing Columnist • February 21, 2021
"Ordet" isn't a quirky comedy or a quick romantic-comedy. But The CW's quarantine film reviewer says it's still an accessible watch. The 1950s Danish film is smart and fastidious in its discussion of Christianity, and it has something to offer viewers regardless of their religious identity.
Opinion | May the opt-in process be ever in your favor

Opinion | May the opt-in process be ever in your favor

Abby McCreary, Contributing Writer • February 21, 2021

No matter what Alabama sports you follow, you’re probably familiar with the feeling of disappointment as you open up your email to find yet another unfulfilled ticket request. Whether you want to watch...

Opinion | How a Utah charter school showed us what's wrong with America

Opinion | How a Utah charter school showed us what’s wrong with America

Britney Bailey, Contributing Writer • February 17, 2021
Civil rights are supposed to protect us from prejudice. They’re not an excuse to be racist.
Review | Revisiting the classic western that epitomized the genre

Review | Revisiting the classic western that epitomized the genre

Avery Brooks, Contributing Columnist • February 17, 2021
Looking for a classic to add to your quarantine watchlist? One columnist recommends "Once Upon a Time in the West," a film rich enough to entrance both film buffs and those watching a western for the first time.
Review | This crime flick is more American than we want to believe

Review | This crime flick is more American than we want to believe

Avery Brooks, Contributing Writer  • February 15, 2021
'Scarface' has become an American classic – probably because it gets at the heart of our political struggles.
Opinion | DCH is showing its true colors

Opinion | DCH is showing its true colors

Dr. Elizabeth Marshall-Smith, Guest Columnist • February 12, 2021
Yet, despite all the racial progress over the last 58 years in the United States, it is still 1963 in the inner circle of power of the Druid City Hospital (DCH) Health System.
Opinion | Blood Money: When will the film industry stop taking advantage of Black pain?

Opinion | Blood Money: When will the film industry stop taking advantage of Black pain?

Christian Finch and Mikayla Wyatt | @minimalistmikk • February 11, 2021
One columnist is fed up with seeing Black tears on screen. As Christion Finch writes, Hollywood seems all too eager to make movies about Black trauma—whether its police brutality in "Fruitvale Station" or white supremacy in "Get Out." But where is the follow-through?
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