InLight magazine does not try to tell the story of the “other.” Instead, the articles in InLight, whenever possible, attempt to tell the story of the “self.”
In telling their own stories, authors bravely present pieces that allow readers to go beyond the headlines and understand what authors see, hear, and feel. Their personal stories, written in conjunction with larger statistics and within historical contexts, work to explain greater narratives in our country. It is important to note, however, that each article is written through the lens of one person and does not necessarily represent the viewpoints or experiences of an entire community. Through the articles and artwork highlighted on InLight's platform, readers can see the beauty and reality of one another's experiences, identities, heritages, and cultures.