Fernandez ’21: Rhetoric of sovereignty masks American abuse of power
Sovereignty is defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as “the ultimate overseer, or authority, in the decision-making process of the state and in the maintenance of order.”
Articles by Marysol Fernandez (15)
Fernández ’21: America’s role in Honduras’ democratic crisis
The recent crisis in Honduras has not gotten nearly as much attention as a situation of this magnitude deserves.
Fernandez ’21: Responsibilities of the Latinx community in the US
Across the United States, the Latinx community has grown more prominent in cultural, social and political spheres.
Fernandez ’21: The crisis of higher ed in Puerto Rico
In the wake of Hurricane María, the Brown community has led several efforts to provide aid to the devastated island of Puerto Rico.
Fernandez ’21: A colony in crisis
On Sept. 20 Puerto Rico was hit by category four hurricane María and has been struggling to survive ever since.
Fernández ’21: America’s role in Honduras’ democratic crisis
The recent crisis in Honduras has not gotten nearly as much attention as a situation of this magnitude deserves.
Fernandez ’21: Responsibilities of the Latinx community in the US
Across the United States, the Latinx community has grown more prominent in cultural, social and political spheres.
Fernandez ’21: The crisis of higher ed in Puerto Rico
In the wake of Hurricane María, the Brown community has led several efforts to provide aid to the devastated island of Puerto Rico.
Fernandez ’21: A colony in crisis
On Sept. 20 Puerto Rico was hit by category four hurricane María and has been struggling to survive ever since.
