‘Your Vote … Gives You Power,’ Advocate Says
Voters of color are less likely to be a part of the political process whether that’s because they have been shut out of it or they choose not to participate....
05
Mar
26
Feb
Hate Is a Plague, One Physician Says
Infectious disease expert Dr. Jay Jacobson is trying to parlay his medical know-how into a treatment plan for the reduction of hate....
22
Feb
FBI Hate Crime Report says Juveniles Targeted at Schools
A new FBI hate crime report released in January says approximately 10% of all hate crimes reported nationally in 2022 happened at a school or college campus....
21
Feb
‘Migration Has Changed so Fundamentally,’ Immigration Expert Says
The U.S. has seen unprecedented numbers of migrants crossing the American southern border, at times exceeding 10,000 people on a single day....
13
Feb
Leading Democrats Make Their Case for California Senate Seat
Three of the leading Democratic candidates — Reps. Adam Schiff, Katie Porter and Barbara Lee — for California Senate spoke in a forum Thursday....
06
Feb
Will the Senate Pass Expanded Child Tax Credit to Help 19 Million Low-Income Children?
'You wish that both sides would just want to help low-income children. But sadly, that's not the case.' - Chuck Marr, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities....
01
Feb
Proximity: Growing Up in a Multicultural Community Makes Us Less Prone to Racism
One immigrant shares his story of how a trip to rural Alabama and life in the Bay Area shaped his view of racism in America....
18
Jan
For Asian Americans, January Brings Memories of Tragedy and Hope for Change
Memorials for those killed in attacks targeting the Asian American community are a reminder of the pain and of how activists are turning tragedy into change. ...
12
Jan
They Lost Loved Ones to Violent Bigotry. Now, They’re Working to Stop the Hate
As years pass after tragedy, indirect victims of massacres rooted in hate continue to help the memories of those killed live on and prevent similar occurrences....
11
Jan
CSU Report Shows Record Levels of Hate Crime in Big Cities
"Faith Under Fire," a 2023 report by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, shows increased hate crimes, especially against Jewish and Muslim people....
10
Jan
Richmond Named World War II Heritage City
Richmond was one of 11 communities named by the National Park Service in December as an American World War II Heritage City....
27
Dec
Opinion: Will the Asian American ‘Model Minority’ Stereotype Endure in the Post-Affirmative Action Era?
The "model minority" myth wrongly asserts that Asian Americans uniformly excel, ignores their diverse experiences and may serve as a racial wedge....
04
Dec
Unexpected Friendship Illustrates Power of Personal Connection in Stopping Hate
Pardeep Kaleka and Arno Michaelis have built a friendship and do work together that is beneficial to many, all by not succumbing to hate for one another....
26
Nov
Tactics to Halt Shortage and Silver Linings Within it Have Local Umpires Optimistic
In the second half of a two-part series, potential remedies for and positive outlooks on the umpire shortage are highlighted....
23
Nov
Photographer Shows Native Americans Through a Different Lens
Indigenous author and photographer Matika Wilbur spoke about her book “Project 562: Changing the Way We See Native America” for Native American Heritage Month....
