By De’Janae Johnson Staff Writer I’m black, and even I forgot it was Black History Month. February has 28 days, 10 award shows, four holidays, Super Bowl Sunday and the NBA’s All-Star Weekend. Oh, by the way, it’s also Black History Month. Special thanks to the Snapchat filters on Feb. 1 for reminding me that […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inBasic Needs, Editorial, News
An idea worth exploring: Free community college
STAFF EDITORIAL The American Dream is alive in California. Life is now indeed a dream come true for San Francisco residents, at least for those who want to attend community college. Anyone who has lived in the Bay Area city for a year or longer, regardless of their income, will have free enrollment at San […]
Posted inOpinion, personal experience
As a Dreamer, I know the challenges first-hand
Photo Credit: Zack Hailey Immigration attorney Laura E. Urias and Felipe Carrera Aguayo, of the Mexican Consulate, offer immigration advice to students. By Pedro Cruz President Trump’s immigration policies are a testament to his radical views of crafting a utopian society. America, from his point of view will become a perfect country free of immigrants […]
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As a Dreamer, I know the challenges first-hand (Translated)
Photo Credit: Zack Hailey Immigration attorney Laura E. Urias and Felipe Carrera Aguayo, of the Mexican Consulate, offer immigration advice to students. By Pedro Cruz La póliza inmigratoria de el Presidente Donald Trump es un testimonio de su punto de vista radical que elabora una sociedad utópica. Donald Trump propone un país sin inmigrantes y […]
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The women’s march invigorated me and my ‘sisters’
By Judy Camarillo Staff Writer Photo Credit: Judy Camarillo, L.A Women’s March on January 21,2017 Jan. 21 was a perfect day to be out on the beautiful streets of downtown Los Angeles. After days of pouring rain, the sun finally came out in preparation for a historical movement against President Trump. The city had hundreds […]