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Column: ‘Mansplaining’ and gender in the classroom

Column: ‘Mansplaining’ and gender in the classroom

I was my first grade teacher’s favorite student. Every week, Ms. Holland gave a Milky Way candy bar to the most well-behaved student in class, and I won more than anyone. She told other students to behave like me — to raise their hands before speaking and to always...

L.A. protest group promotes the BLM movement

L.A. protest group promotes the BLM movement

Every Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. in Los Angeles on the corner of Victory Boulevard and Canoga Avenue near the Orange Line station, a group meets to promote a message of love and unity.  Six months ago, Samson Tupuola and Emily Alvarado decided to start the group Orange...

Controversial statues remain at Pierce College

Controversial statues remain at Pierce College

Since the widespread protests that erupted from the killing of George Floyd, statues across the country were torn down as a rise against racism.  Now, many in the campus community are looking more closely at a historical landmark installed at Pierce College in 1988. ...

Column: Celebrating 100 Years of the 19th Amendment

Column: Celebrating 100 Years of the 19th Amendment

August 18 marked 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment. Given the incredible advancements for women today in politics, it is essential to acknowledge and celebrate this moment of United States History. 1848 was the year of the Seneca Falls Convention, a...

Opinion: How to tell if a company is Black-owned

Opinion: How to tell if a company is Black-owned

The Black Lives Matter movement, in combination with most of the nation in quarantine, has sparked discussions on social media about supporting Black-owned businesses. While the increase of people supporting Black-owned businesses is great, it is important to make...

Column: The protests are awesome, the crime is not

Column: The protests are awesome, the crime is not

Today is May 30, a Saturday, and I am currently writing this piece at 11 p.m. as I hear helicopters flying by, sirens and explosions. Today's piece is something that I, as a minority who is very politically active, but also as a resident of Los Angeles would love to...

Column: Higher education during COVID-19

Column: Higher education during COVID-19

Every day feels like the last and I can no longer keep track of time. The coronavirus pandemic has taken over all facets of my life: social, political, and academic. All my conversations have simmered down to “how is the pandemic treating you?” And my only human...