Is America Less Divisive Than We Thought?
Every day, Blacks, Latinos and other people of color engage with whites in dialogues and collaborations across racial lines, challenging the notion of division....
13
Sep
16
Aug
American Red Cross Facing Blood Donation Shortage
Blood donations, especially of Type O, are urgently needed amid an emergency nationwide shortage, partly because of extreme weather, of blood supply....
11
Aug
Political News Is in Its ‘Double-Checking Era’
“We’re now entering the first A.I. election in which A.I. deepfakes and A.I. disinformation has the power to inundate our political discourse."...
05
Aug
Trump Return to Power Would Spell Trouble for Immigrants, Experts Say
Immigration specialists say Trump would revamp his xenophobic laws undone by President Biden and worsen intolerance and economic harm....
05
Aug
With Escalating Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric, California Farmworkers Fear the Future
As the ’24 elections get into full swing, anti-immigrant rhetoric is growing increasingly ugly, with real world consequences for migrant communities. ...
26
Jul
‘An Attack on All Communities of Color’: Supreme Court Decision to End Affirmative Action Seeping Into Other Areas of Education and Beyond, Experts Say
Experts and advocates say the Supreme Court ruling that ended affirmative action in higher education admissions is unlawfully spilling over into other areas....
18
Jul
Department of Homeland Security Combats and Contributes to Hate-Fueled Violence
With a rise in domestic extremism, Department of Homeland Security looks both inward and outward to attempt reducing radicalization....
13
Jul
Governments Can Gatekeep Public Information. A Veteran Journalist Explains Why and How to Champion Democracy
In a talk with San Francisco Public Press, journalist Miranda Spivack discussed government secrecy, for which many authorities have a growing penchant....
11
Jul
‘It’s Everybody’s Problem’: Doctor Says Gun Violence Needs ‘Public Health Approach’
Dr. Garen Wintemute of the Firearm Research Prevention Center discusses Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy's calling gun violence a public health issue....
31
May
Trump is Convicted of 34 Felonies, But Justice Won’t Immediately Be Served
The former president was convicted on non-violent felonies, and will likely be sentenced to probation or community service hours instead of time in prison....
19
May
Student Loans or Living Expenses? Biden Administration Tries to Ease Debt Burden
Experts discussed the burden of student loans and higher education costs and debt relief efforts, and one borrower shared her story for Ethnic Media Services....
02
May
What’s the Cost of U.S. Student Debt?
As nearly 45 million Americans and counting owe over $1.7 trillion in student debt, what’s the future of college affordability?...
23
Apr
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments About Constitutionality of Anti-Camping Laws
A lower court had determined it was unconstitutional to criminalize sleeping on city streets if there was no alternative place for the person to sleep....
31
Mar
State and Local Strategies Battling Bigotry Are Critical, Expert Says
Through judicial process, law enforcement and technology, three women are fighting hate and supporting victims at local and state levels....
25
Mar
What’s New This Tax Season
With Tax Day coming April 15, there are new ways to file online for free directly with the IRS, get more help and claim refunds....
