I think the girl at the back of the bus is crying again her eyes blend with the rain like a watercolor painting in swirls of stormy gray her cheeks press against the window glowing silver under the haze soft as spring petals and just as thin strands of...
On July 18, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that schools within a county on the watchlist can not reopen in-person once the school year starts, according to Business Insider. Since Arnold O. Beckman High School is in Orange County, it was forced to scratch its hybrid plan...
Systemic racism is a term we have all — hopefully — become conversant with during these past weeks; it is one of the most indestructible weapons used to obstruct people of color and our nation from equality. Democracy does not exist without equality. Therefore, these...
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced on July 17 when and how schools can reopen, and the precautions that must be followed. The California Department of Public Health is monitoring a state watchlist for rising coronavirus infections that includes 37 of the 58...
Throughout this podcast series, two students discuss their Asian American lives: the highs, the lows and everything in between. Episode 1 is a discussion on how Asian traditionalism has bled into childhood political beliefs and expectations. Check out our episode on...
It seems that every single time we turn on the news these days, you want to turn it off right away. There's never anything good going on. Death of George Floyd. Death of Breonna Taylor. Concentration camps in China. I could go on and on. But, even though these tragic...
My parents thought that teaching me Vietnamese would hinder my academic performance. And yet, by omitting it from my childhood, they had unwittingly destroyed something else: my confidence. Vietnamese died with my parents’ assimilation in the United States — to the...
Author’s note: This review contains spoilers. Quarantine has given me all the time to read. In fact, I feel like I am in middle school again, reading young adult, coming-of-age novels with a tinge of romance, comedy and ideas that could never happen in real life. One...
International students in the United States will be deported if their school goes online for the upcoming fall semester, according to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement guidelines released on July 6. When I first heard this news, I was shocked — as I am sure...
Since the start of COVID-19 back in March, California’s cases have been slowly growing alongside other states. According to the L.A. Times, California reported 4,291 additional cases as of June 18. California surpassed New York, the state with the highest number of...
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