Muejeres in A Man’s World
I grew up in a household where it was the norm to accept all apologies from men, despite the seriousness
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Opinion
“Un Poco Loco” for Coco
A review of Disney’s Hit Latinx Film Vibrant colors fill the screen and a young boy èchandose un grito will
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Do Black Lives Matter in the Face of White Privilege?
Why is there always a debate within white America when a Black person or other melanated peoples are senselessly murdered by police and others?
No matter the situation, dead Black people are forced to go on trial within white-dominated, online spaces and it sickens me to my stomach.
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“More Tuition, More Oppression”: How students of color are impacted
As the students get darker, the funds get lighter and the tuition gets higher. For the first time in six
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“I Got This!”: Confronting anti-black racism & misogyny in Latinos
In a nation that is so clearly divided, humor and the ability to share laughter with one another has never before been so important.
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Editorial: “Al servicio de la comunidad Latinx del condado de Humboldt”
With subsequent boycotting of journalism outlets and the barring of reputable sources by the current White House administration, the power of the press has never been more evident.
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Exit Stage Left: Looking back at the presidency of Barack Obama
After what seemed like a regular day at school for a sixth grader, I found myself watching the presidential election as if my favorite cartoon had been canceled and replaced with something even better.
Read moreEditorial: HSU is Not Retaining Cultural Centers’ Staff
In an effort to make these spaces inclusive and interconnected, the University brought the AACAE and the LCAE, along with the previously established MultiCultural Center (MCC), and the Indian Teacher and Educational Personnel Program (ITEPP) under the umbrella of the Cultural Centers for Academic Excellence.
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