Madisen is a Mississauga native embarking on her first-year journey in Public Affairs and Policy Management. Born and raised in the vibrant city, she brings a blend of determination and compassion to her academics. Despite her rigorous studies, Madisen finds solace in the simple pleasures of life, indulging in her questionable interests of reading, journaling, and unwinding with episodes from The Real Housewives franchise on Hayu.
Beyond the confines of school, Madisen is deeply committed to fostering Black joy, rejuvenation, and visibility within her community. Motivated by a desire to uplift and empower, she envisions a future where Black communities not only survive but thrive despite the systemic oppression they face. With her degree, Madisen aspires to be a catalyst for positive change, advocating for policies and initiatives that address the unique challenges and barriers encountered by Black individuals and communities.
Upon stepping into her dorm, you'll find yourself surrounded by piles of books delving into Black, feminist, and intersectional political ideologies. The shelves, adorned with titles from influential thinkers, showcase her dedicated commitment to exploring and understanding the complexities of social and political discourse. Meanwhile, she'll enthusiastically share her thoughts on various philosophical and political dilemmas. You might also find her in a cozy corner of Carleton’s Rooster's watching her reality TV shows while sipping on an iced matcha with oat milk.
Maybe I Am Ratchet: Micro-Aggressions And Self-Expression As A Black Student.
