Carson On California: Even in California, your vote on Tuesday matters
Californians must not let the failings of our federal election system distract them from the power their vote truly holds.
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As It Were: Voter suppression is alive and well in the United States
Voter suppression, in its current iteration, is the manifestation of the last gasps of a dying Republican Party that has nothing to stand for.
Green Juice Skeptic: Colonial mentality has deleterious effects on mental health
Pilipino Americans provide a necessary case study to better understand mental health outcomes for ethnically underrepresented communities.
Progress Without Profit: Nonprofit news is more necessary than ever
To fill the gap left behind by dying local news and the growing distrust in national news, nonprofit newsrooms’ core mission to offer objective, nonpartisan information without the goal of revenue is truly invaluable and necessary.
The Eck’s Factor: The ‘Harry Potter liberal’ voting rhetoric is flawed
We must remember that defeating Trump will not fix the system like magic. We simply cannot afford to not be pragmatic.
Back in My Day: Home sweet home
Thinking about the future can be incredibly daunting considering what the present day looks like, but planning ahead with others is the right step forward.
The Beat Lives On: Sampling songs from the past — exploitation or admiration?
Many artists’ songs from the past are being sampled time and time again in modern music. They are the not-so-secret forces behind some of the biggest pop hits. But are artists sampling because they lack originality — or simply giving songs a new life?
Green Juice Skeptic: Trump’s Hunter Biden comments fuel mental illness stigma
Public health disparities will continue until drug abuse is viewed as a valid chronic disease.
Progress Without Profit: It’s time to say goodbye to dark money
Dark money gives billionaires, powerful lobbyists and even foreign entities unchecked and undue influence over the very elections meant to be key to the democratic process.
The Medic: Here’s the NFL’s first pandemic exam, and how can the Pac-12 study it
Right now, the league’s solution is to work around these obstacles through rescheduling. But how long can this strategy last before severe actions like shortening the season must be taken?