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Claire Rich, Staff Writer

Claire Rich is from Westchester, New York. She is currently a sophomore at Vandy, and she writes mainly as an opinion writer. In her spare time, she likes to go boxing or nap! You can reach her at .

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Rich: Tennessee’s Attack on Transgender Children

April 10, 2022
Sexual assault poster in Branscomb

RICH: Am I Next?

October 5, 2021
All women, no matter their story, should have bodily autonomy. We are not objects, and our bodies are not a playground for insulting, heartless and inhumane legislation. (Artwork courtesy Emma Estes)

Eat the Rich: My body is not your playground

March 28, 2021
Photo taken in Aspen, CO. To engage in productive drug reform, our nation must acknowledge that legalization does not simply solve the problem of racial inequality within our criminal justice system. (Photo courtesy Claire Rich).

Eat the Rich: Legalization is a Social Justice Issue

February 7, 2021
It’s important to acknowledge the fact that low-income students are impacted by insufficient sexual education at disparate rates. Resources of schools in impoverished areas do not compare to the resources available in wealthier districts. (Photo courtesy Emma Estes)

Eat the Rich: Sexual Health at Vanderbilt

November 6, 2020
Also, Tennessee waited 127 years to ratify the 15th amendment in 1997. Let’s pause to absorb this fact. Tennessee did not ratify the amendment allowing people of color to vote until 1997, only 23 years ago. (Hustler Staff/Claire Rich)

Eat the Rich: The Modernization of Voter Suppression

October 22, 2020
Privileged students at Vanderbilt must acknowledge and support their financially-insecure peers, especially in regards to the meal plan. (Photo courtesy Claire Rich)

Eat the Rich: Wealthy students must recognize their food privilege at Vandy

September 23, 2020
Eat the Rich represents standing up to those in power, and holding them accountable on behalf of the less fortunate. (Hustler Staff/Claire Rich)

Eat the Rich: How an 18th Century Phrase has Made a Comeback

September 14, 2020
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