Color has come to mean so much more than absorption and reflection of light or a point on the spectrum from red to violet. It makes up our identities, whether that be the color of our skin or the clothes on our backs. That’s why we focused on several different interpretations of what color means to our staff.
To us, it meant the color of gentrification, painted on the hip walls of ASU’s hip backyard, the melanin in the skin of those fighting tooth-and-nail against a global pandemic or the striped flag representing trans students who struggle to find adequate health care.
Whatever color may mean to you, read on to find out what it means to the ASU community.
