After briefly checking in with current SGA president Griffin Mills (0:00-11:03), I talk with SGA president-elect Asha Marie about her vision for justice and inclusion on campus and what SGA does, is, and can be (11:04-44:03). This episode is a must-listen for anyone who cares about student life and campus culture.

Recommendations/Resources:

• For Some Students, It's a Choice Between Textbooks and Eating (The Paladin). Asha's article about low-income students and textbooks.
• The Case for Reparations (The Atlantic). This 2014 longform article by Ta-Nehisi Coates is a legend of the genre and one of the most important and influential works of journalism of the last decade. There's a reason Coates received a Genius grant. This took him two years to write, and it takes a while to read, but it is worth your time over the long Easter weekend.
• Bluets, a collection of poetry by Maggie Nelson.