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⌜ Hello! Welcome to my Humanities 103/104 portfolio!

My name is Amber Montoya, and for my theme I chose ‘H[ ]dd[ ]n – J[ ]st[ ]c[ ]’ also known as Hidden Justice. I’m from Los Angeles, California and a first year at Davidson College. I’m interested in history, epistemology, philosophy, and literature. I’ve always been someone who sticks and is strict about my morals. In my first year of university, I’ve learned that my morals are capable of changing. The more I learn, the more I adapt, and the more I solidify who I am and what I stand for.

As I read the course material for the Fall and Spring semester, it became obvious to me that I don’t believe in justice existing without reparation. However, reparation isn’t always possible, and therein comes in hidden justice, as overlooked and ignored forms of resistance that different communities employ to create justice for themselves. Feel free to open all my sections at the three bars on the top left.

Here’s a navigation menu:

• Lived Experience – Campus Commentaries
• Personal Account – Research Paper
• Book of Truth – Key Terms Journal
• Community Building – Collaborative Creation
• Hidden in Plain Sight – Non-Textual Creations
• Justice Speaks – Justice Definition Paper
• Shining Light on Truth – Textual Creations
• Writing Against Erasure – Core Assignments 1-3
• Processing and Exposure – Expanded Annotations⌟

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