After the Bias Incident: A Look Into IMSA’s Treatment of Diversity
On Monday, September 23rd, many IMSA students, along with faculty, were shocked to hear that a black doll had been hung by a string in 1508, representing a lynching. Because…
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Challenging the Tolerance of Hate Crimes and the Neglect of Black Students at IMSA
The following is an editorial from an IMSA student. This letter has been reviewed only for the appropriateness of its language, and no edits have been made to its content,…
College Board Cancels “Adversity Score,” Retains Adversity Information
As of Tuesday, August 27th, the College Board will no longer be including Overall Disadvantage Level scores with its SAT score reports. The Overall Disadvantage Level score, informally termed the…
College Board to Introduce New SAT “Adversity Score”
On May 16th, the College Board announced its plans to introduce a new score to be reported on SAT score reports –Â an Overall Disadvantage Level score, which has been…
Implicit Bias at IMSA
Following the recent diversity training for juniors and seniors, implicit bias has become a prominent discussion topic at IMSA, particularly in the contexts of race, ethnicity, and gender. Implicit bias…
BELLA’s Tales from the Homefront 2018
On Wednesday, November 7th, BELLAS (Beautiful Empowering Ladies Leading All) held “Tales from the Homefront,” an hour-long event that focused on sharing stories from the IMSA community. The event is required…