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Rosalie Johnson

Rosalie Johnson (she/her) is an opinions reporter. She is a second-year journalism major on the news/editorial track and is excited for her second quarter writing for The Front. Outside of school, Rosalie can be found training for KUGS radio, visiting Bellingham’s local trails and beaches, and devouring late-night Pel’meni. You can reach her at rosaliejohnson.thefront@gmail.com.

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Opinion

OPINION: Solidarity against ICE must be multifaceted, thorough, and compassion-driven

By Rosalie Johnson | March 7

 The words “otro mundo es posible” are painted onto a quilted tapestry banner that hangs on Community to Community’s front window. Adorned with strawberries and roses, it is a form of artful protest that reminds those who pass by that another world is possible. The organization — dedicated to the intersection of farmworker rights, immigrant rights, climate justice and democratic participation — has been working toward community solidarity and a response to ICE’s increased presence in Whatcom and Skagit counties. In doing so, a definition of solidarity has developed.

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Opinion

OPINION: In winter, sustainable self-expression doesn’t have to freeze

By Rosalie Johnson | January 25

As temperatures drop and rain drizzles, we retreat from leisurely walks through campus and instead briskly dash to class in zipped coats and flipped hoods. The rush for warm, dry shelter, combined with less daylight, all too often robs us of comfortable time together. This becomes a temporary loss of personal spark that is tangible in our energy and visible in our style.

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