Five Years Later, Kaepernick’s Protest Is Still Relevant
Since Colin Kaepernick was attacked for kneeling during the national anthem, protests against social and racial injustice have become more common in sports....
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Sep
11
Sep
My Entire Life Has Been in the Shadow of 9/11
A young man who was a baby on 9/11 describes growing up in a world shaped by fear and alienation and the trauma caused by the attacks even years later....
11
Sep
‘Latinos Are Late Deciders’ — Anti-Recall Activist Campaigns Focus on Increasing Latino Turnout Before Next Tuesday
Latinos are the largest voting group behind whites in California, but only about 1 in 6 of them have returned their ballots. ...
11
Sep
Campañas de activistas contra el revocatorio se centran en aumentar la participación de los Latinos
A pocos días de decidir la posible destitución del gobernador de California, se han intensificado las campañas activistas para la movilización de los votantes latinos, el grupo que hasta ahora ha tenido menos participación en el voto temprano del revocatorio que finaliza el 14 de septiembre. ...
10
Sep
Doctors Urge Americans to Get Vaccinated to Stop Delta Variant
CDC doctors stressed the importance of getting vaccinated against the coronavirus and addressed concerns over booster shots and changing health regulations....
09
Sep
Q&A: Her Soccer Journey Began in Richmond
Richmond's Mitsy Ramirez quit soccer when she began college, but she returned to the sport determined to make it to the pros....
07
Sep
Q&A: ‘We Need to Now Build New Approaches to Homelessness’
A man with more than 30 years' experience working with homeless people shares his perspective on homelessness in Richmond and the support unhoused people need....
05
Sep
Are Young Voters the Key to Gavin Newsom Surviving the Recall?
In a recall election that will likely be decided by which side turns out its base at the highest rates, young voters represent an important bloc for Newsom. ...
04
Sep
A Doctor’s Word: Exposure to Smoke From Wildfires Can Increase Risk for COVID-19
Dr. John Balmes of UCSF discusses the correlation between exposure to wildfire smoke and COVID-19 risk and the increased coronavirus risk for people of color....
02
Sep
‘My Life Feels Like a Subscription’: An Immigrant’s Story
Pulse reporter Maria Bernal, who came to the U.S. from Mexico when she was 3, won a contest for her essay on the Mexican immigrant experience....
01
Sep
WCCUSD Board Hears COVID-19 Update Following Return to School
WCCUSD staff addressed coronavirus testing and response, staffing shortages and vaccinations at the Aug. 25 school board meeting....
31
Aug
Turnout Will Decide Recall Election — Important Vote Is Simpler Than It Seems
The recall vote is simple: Should Gov. Gavin Newsom be removed from office, and, if he is, which candidate should replace him?...
31
Aug
Biden’s ‘Aggressive’ Immigration Reform Reverses Many Trump Policies, But Not All
President Biden has reversed many Trump immigration policies, but reform is still held back by the border, public health concerns and political challenges....
26
Aug
Pinole Valley Girls’ Volleyball Opens Season With Win Over John Swett
Pinole Valley beat John Swett in its first girls' volleyball game of the season — and its first with fans in the stands in more than a year....
26
Aug
As Minorities Grow, Their Representation Relies on Redistricting
Census results revealed the growth of minority groups that make up almost 40% of the country’s population and 5 million fewer white people than in 2010....
