Daniela Perez - The Miami Hurricane

The indoctrination that comes with a Catholic education

Daniela Perez - January 28, 2019

For ten years, I was trained to be anti-abortion. But as a junior at the University of Miami, I feel compelled to argue that this framework to educate young minds is toxic.

The decline of our democracy in the face of furloughed federal workers

Daniela Perez - January 22, 2019

The federal workers affected by the shutdown are crucial employees to American safety.

An American pipe dream

Daniela Perez - November 2, 2018

Khashoggi’s death, his immigrant status, and Trump’s joy for money remind us that the United States executive branch does not care for journalism

What Kavanaugh’s nomination really means

Daniela Perez - October 15, 2018

If not even those who belong to the United States’ highest court of law can be held accountable, who can?

Don’t leave immigrants’ lives to luck

Daniela Perez - September 11, 2018

How do we define the line that decides who is fortunate enough to lay their feet on American soil?

Progressive settings still lack real diversity

Daniela Perez - August 22, 2018

Even the most progressive companies still lack diversity. We shouldn’t be comfortable with that idea.