As someone from Northern Virginia, I had never thought of myself as “Southern.” I grew up 20 minutes outside of Washington D.C. in a largely wealthy, suburban, and progressive area. ...

The College Admissions Scandal of 2019 was about more than a handful of rich parents obsessed with elite institutions.

The issue with the American education system starts early, with the disparity between the types of K-12 schooling provided to the wealthy and those of a lower socioeconomic status.

The brand's popularity points to the larger issue of consumer apathy with regards to ethical clothing.

Illumination of these scandals seems to have pushed these elite institutions to take responsibility for their students’ well-being and seek to change cultures of privilege and elitism.