Taboo

horseshoemag
Mar 5
1 min read

Taboo is all about tackling the tough questions and seeking informed answers. I’m Taralyn Andes, and through my diverse experiences and relationships at the University of New Haven, I’ve encountered conversations that many shy away from. As society evolves, so do the controversies, and it’s time to explore them head-on. I know I’m not alone in this curiosity. To truly educate ourselves, we need to break the silence and start having the conversations that matter.

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