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Just because Joe Biden is the new president-elect, does not mean that we should stop fighting for social justice issues.

Biden Got Elected: Now What?

Manveen Kaur Anand, News Editor | December 9, 2020

When the 2020 election was called and everyone saw Biden’s name pass 270 electoral votes, many rejoiced to not have four more years of Trump. However, it’s important to recognize that we still need...

Vice president elect Kamala Harris sparks hope in me, and the Indian community.

Kamala Harris offers hope to me as an Indian-American

Manveen Kaur Anand, Staff Writer | November 29, 2020

This November, Kamala Harris made history by being elected the first vice president woman of color.   Although I don’t support all of her views, as an Indian-American, witnessing her victory I thought...

The proposition results of the 2020 election have faded the glow of its reputation for supporting liberalistic policies.

California’s liberal reputation faded after results of 2020 propositions

Jodi Wong | November 29, 2020

With a population richly characterized by multi-racial and ethnic groups, California has been considered for the past 25 years to be decidedly democratic-progressive. But the proposition results of the...

Jake Tonkel is the right candidate for San Jose City Council in District 6.

Jake Tonkel, candidate for San Jose City Council, is the better candidate for District 6

Camila Fernanda Ortega, Reporter | October 26, 2020

San Jose voters should support Jake Tonkel for city councilor in the upcoming elections because of his stance on political contributions and his familiarity with local issues. Tonkel is a biomedical...

Decision to stop census early is dangerous to underserved communities

Decision to stop census early is dangerous to underserved communities

Ryan McCarthy, Reporter | October 26, 2020

With the Trump administration’s decision to stop the census counting, many underserved groups and communities at an even greater disadvantage. The Supreme Court suspended an original order to extend...

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NFL should follow safety protocols seriously to save season

Oscar Frias-Rivera, Reporter | October 16, 2020

During these hard times of COVID-19, many people question if football should still be played. Football should continue until there is a serious outbreak and a solid reason to push back games for the...

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The NFL apology for its handling of Kaepernick’s peaceful protests, far too little too late

Keegan West, Reporter | June 23, 2020

It took nearly three and a half years, the highly publicized murder of George Floyd and a public plea from players for the National Football League to formally acknowledge that they were wrong, they should...

What is behind the ink that claims, Black Lives Matter. Image from pixabay.com

What lies beneath the Black Lives Matter endorsement

Ashonti Ford, Reporter | June 19, 2020

Big American brands are getting in formation to support the Black Lives Matter movement.  Even Roger Goodell, the National Football League commissioner said, "We, the National Football League, condemn...

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Mom, Dad, let’s talk about race

Leticia Samame, Reporter | June 16, 2020

As uncomfortable as they can be, conversations about race between you and your loved ones can spark eye-opening realizations on matters that impact your way of living. In light of the Black Lives Movement,...

Student Loan Debt

With no support students cannot continue to pay the same price for tuition

Keegan West, Reporter | June 12, 2020

For colleges nationwide, face-to-face learning has halted until further notice, but colleges continue to charge the same tuition price. Students have been forced to accept a lower quality of education...

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