My pride is not born out of ignorance of our history but as an American, you have to accept both the good and the bad.
Tag: politics
ASI holds a seminar on womxn’s rights
Political science professor Kathryn Perkins led an event talking about the history of reproductive rights and the recent attacks being made on them.
Locking the clock: from darkness to daylight
Changing the clock may be a thing of the past as the Sunshine Protection Act has been reintroduced.
By women for women: paving the way for our rights
As Women’s History month commences, it’s important to reflect on impactful women who actively sought to attain equity between genders in a world of blatant misogyny and race-based discrimination.
Democrats defy expectations in the 2022 midterms– what’s next?
Democrats sent the Republican party into an identity crisis on election night, but their issues are anything but settled.
The summer my family fell in love with Emmanuel Goldstein
Reflecting on a failed relationship and following their descent into an echo chamber.
Data reveals downward trend in religious college students
Surveys have revealed that the number of students with no religious affiliation has increased — politics of religion and religious standpoints on social issues may be the reason.
Update on L.A. mayoral race, Bass narrowly leads Caruso
Karen Bass pulled ahead of Rick Caruso by nearly five thousand votes, as mail-in ballots continue to arrive.
DACA program to remain protected at CSULB with President Conoley
After a federal appeals court ruling, DACA’s placement at The Beach was discussed in an interview with President Jane Close Conoley.
Stand with Myanmar as its citizens demand democracy
A CSULB student living in Myanmar shares their experience of violence unfolding in their home country.
