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Posters of George Washington Carver accompany a statue of him outside of the Seed Science Center.

Suza: Listening to George Washington Carver

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 31, 2024
Guest columnist Walter Suza reflects on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Suza: Silence perpetuates harm in the world

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 15, 2024
Guest Columnist Walter Suza utilizes ChatGPT to help find answers to the problem of child hunger.

Suza: AI can help in the war against child hunger

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
October 8, 2023
Guest columnist Walter Suza highlights how AI may have knowledge in solving health care disparities in America.

Suza: AI can be a powerful tool to reduce health care disparities in America

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
October 1, 2023
Suza: AI can be a powerful tool in the war against poverty

Suza: AI can be a powerful tool in the war against poverty

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
September 18, 2023
Suza: AI can be a powerful ally in the war against racism

Suza: AI can be a powerful ally in the war against racism

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
September 10, 2023
Walter Suza discusses AI and how it can help us in the fight against hate.

Suza and ChatGPT: AI can be a powerful tool in the war against hate

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
September 4, 2023
Guest columnist Walter Suza discusses the importance of ensuring that all children have access to sufficient and nutritious food.

Suza: Why limit anyone’s access to food?

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
August 28, 2023
To America, I am not just a man; I am a Black man. And for years, the baggage of that label kept me afraid and silent, writes guest columnist Walter Suza.

Speaking out against racism is risky, but fear will no longer keep me silent

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 22, 2023
Walter Suza is an adjunct associate professor in the department of agronomy.

For this MLK Day, reflecting on the human struggle with skin color and equality

Walter Suza, Guest Columnist
January 16, 2023
Columnist Walter Suza illustrates how the fight against hate must never stop and how the First Amendment can be a double-edged sword. 

Suza: The fight against hate and oppression must never stop

Walter Suza
November 9, 2021
Columnist Walter Suza encourages to strengthen diversity and inclusion in institutions by beginning at an individual level. 

Suza: Self-reflection strengthens diversity and inclusion

Walter Suza
February 17, 2021
John Grundy and his colleagues hope to share the positive effects of bilingualism on delaying dementia symptoms.

Suza: My pain with the English language

Walter Suza
December 17, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza illustrates what rabbits taught him about compassion. 

Suza: What rabbits taught me about compassion

Walter Suza
November 17, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza writes of a Black childs wishes, comparing them to their reality. 

Suza: Mama, I wish…

Walter Suza
August 2, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza illustrates his various and unexpected teachers throughout his journey in academia.

Suza: Teachers I needed

Walter Suza
July 26, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza illustrates the luminescence of Blackness in our world. 

Suza: The spirituality of Blackness

Walter Suza
July 18, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza explains how degradingly powerful racial slurs have on communities of color, encouraging better education of what these slurs can do. 

Suza: Racial slurs have the potential to endanger lives

Walter Suza
July 12, 2020
Walter Suza questions why there are not firearm regulations in a society where human lives continue to be at gunpoint. 

Suza: Bullet through the heart

Walter Suza
July 6, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza believes there should be removal of historical monuments that decimate Black peoples lives and racial equality. 

Suza: Racism will follow you: A painful reality for Black people

Walter Suza
June 21, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza believes failing to see ourselves in other people leads us to harm ourselves. 

Suza: Failure to recognize ourselves in others leads to harm

Walter Suza
June 8, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza urges everyone to do better. The work isnt done. 

Suza: Why did Floyd have to die?

Walter Suza
June 6, 2020
Walter Suza believes in a better tomorrow where Black and Brown people everywhere experience true liberty. 

Suza: Strength in numbers is to care for the few

Walter Suza
June 4, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza urges others to see why skin color matters, but also to realize that beneath the skin, we are all the same. 

Suza: We are the same beneath our skins

Walter Suza
May 29, 2020

A special tribute

Walter Suza
May 28, 2020
Walter Suza calls for unity as more black men are killed and human rights seem to be fleeing away from black and brown citizens of the United States.

Suza: Another Black son killed

Walter Suza
May 27, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza examines the browning of America as encouragement to support racial equality in the midst of a society where racism has not been abandoned for the better. 

Suza: The Browning of the United States of America

Walter Suza
May 21, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza accepts Jesus as he would accept others in light of freedom and love. 

Suza: I have decided to let Jesus be…

Walter Suza
May 20, 2020
Columnist Walter Suza encourages the Golden Rule when considering the quality of the lives of black men. 

Suza: Black men are our sons

Walter Suza
May 16, 2020
Guest columnist Walter Suza writes about the racism against black people in America and how love can help heal the injustice.

Guest Column: Mother Africa’s tribute to black Americans

Walter Suza
May 7, 2020
Guest columnist Walter Suza argues that in order to get rid of hate, people have to open their hearts to love. Suza cites Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s and Nelson Mandelas quotes as the teachings to keep love in the world.

Guest Column: Only love can drive out hate

Walter Suza
December 10, 2019
Guest columnist Walter Suza believes Americans need to address many issues surrounding world hunger experienced by children. Suza argues that Americans need to take many actions to fight hunger, which include erasing the stigma associated with food insecurity and helping to reduce food waste in the U.S.                                                                                                                                      

Guest Column: Fight hunger for children

Walter Suza
October 21, 2019
Arriving at Ellis Island

Suza: Coming to America

Walter Suza
September 13, 2018
April hiv

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