Russell Jeung spoke at a virtual event part of CSULB’s Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration on the recent hate crimes towards the AAPI community since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Arts & Life
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Chrissy King talks The Body Liberation Project at CSULB’s Love Your Body Week
Writer, speaker and fitness and strength coach Chrissy King shares the importance of loving your body, not as a means to get to a certain size but instead to live freely, a journey that King has spent many years working towards.
A racist history: Contextualizing anti-Asian sentiments in the U.S.
A look at how the United States has historically treated Asian communities, internally and externally, fueling centuries worth of prejudice, racism and violence we now see in action today.
The last video store in Long Beach is fighting to stay open amid the coronavirus pandemic
Broadway Video launched a GoFundMe to help raise $20,000 to stay open as a result of a year’s worth of nonessential business closures and now, fewer customers visiting.
Celebrate with ASI’s virtual Queer Prom, going live Friday
Find out what you need to know about attending Associated Students, Inc.’s Queer Pride, which continues with its virtual format April 9 from 7 to 9 p.m.
CSULB discusses microaggressions during Respect Diversity Week
Respect Diversity Week continues with “Strategies for Resilience: Responding to Microaggressions,” where students are given tools and tips about how to call out microagressions and deal with the challenging experience.
Former CSULB student is creating an original show to create inclusivity in entertainment
Jonathan Aldridge, who goes by the name AJ Billions professionally and personally, is in the process of getting his show “Minorities” picked up. It’s the latest project for Aldridge, who as a child, dreamed of being in the entertainment industry.
Rape culture and safety at CSULB
While the university offers several services to ensure student safety, some students do not feel completely safe.
Film Review: Best Picture nominee “Sound of Metal”
In this film review series, reporter Christian Lopez will be going through all seven Best Picture nominees for the 93rd Academy Awards in April. “Sound of Metal” depicts a fictional story of a heavy metal drummer suddenly losing his hearing.
Bob Cole Conservatory of Music raises $40,295 for student scholarship fund
March 31 marked the end of Bob Cole Conservatory of Music’s BeachFunder, which raised $40,295 to offset the projected $100,000 loss in scholarship money. The loss comes as a result of canceled live performances due to the coronavirus pandemic.