Back in My Day: Fighting to stay in my culture
Language and intergenerational barriers alienate younger Filipinos.
Good Taste: Order up! Burgers served with a side of oppression
Vintage diners invoke nostalgia for some but trauma for others.
Triple Bottom Line: The future of agriculture is in the ocean
The aquaculture industry could potentially redefine our meals and climate agenda.
Progress Without Profit: I’d like to criticize the Academy
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences must take concrete action to change its membership and promote diversity.
Byte of Life: ‘Squid Game’ critiques global inequality
Hwang Dong-Hyuk’s “Squid Game” highlights a deeper meaning about global inequality.
Trojan Psyche: The Annenberg bro serves as a model for manhood
We don’t normally make it a habit of defending men, but, if we must, let’s take a closer look at our Annenberg counterparts.
Law & Disorder: The banning of sheriff gangs is long overdue
Sheriff Alex Villanueva and his deputy gangs are not above the law — continuing to let them run amok in our city is truly criminal.
Triple Bottom Line: Career politicians lack climate urgency
Effective environmental policy begins with representation that reflects its constituents.
Byte of Life: Our personal data circulates in an underground economy
How your mom’s maiden name could be being traded as you read this.
Good Taste: White people’s sourdough craze highlights colonization
The modern, money-making craze over sourdough fermentation highlights its Westernization.