Opinion: America exploits minority population
By Samantha Bartholomew Four hundred years after the start of slavery in America, the so-called most powerful nation has still not addressed one of our country’s greatest atrocities. The fact […]
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Opinion: Green card or welfare?
By Jonathan Ramirez “Public charge” is a term historically used in a veil of racism to justify the restraint of immigration based on race or ethnicity. 137 years later, in […]
Editorial: Trump’s hate speech empowers domestic terrorism
“I am simply defending my country from cultural and ethnic replacement brought on by an invasion.” This is a statement taken from the manifesto of Patrick Crusius minutes before he […]
OPINION: There is a problem with televised news
While various news outlets choose what gets covered and what we are informed with, they can leave many Americans uninformed on topics they ought to know regardless if it’s prone to being popular or not.
Editorial: SEED program provides additional financial funds
Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs and the city are testing an initiative to provide guaranteed income to residents. Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, or SEED, will make monthly $500 payments to 130 people in Stockton throughout the course of 18 months.
OPINIONS: The power of influence and the fear of missing out during music events clout student income
By Darrisha Daniel As the chimes of Coachella ring in the festival season, F.O.M.O. is bound to set in for many of us. Fear of missing out on the latest […]
Editorial: Graduation delayed by corrupted math courses
“Math and English is for Everyone.” Signs around campus show that there is no longer a need for remedial math and English courses because studies show that passing college level […]
Opinion: New acting head secretary of Homeland Security spells a grim future
By Jonathan Ramirez Kirstjen Nielsen was the former poster-child for family separation and her replacement will be worse. Which is truly saying something. McAlneenan has been one of the main […]
The California drought recedes, but water still needs to be conserved
The grueling California drought is seemingly over. However, water conservation is still an important topic that should not be brushed to the side in light of this news.
Editorial: Wealth dictates admission: Rich Parents abuse the higher education system
News of the college admissions scandal, in which wealthy parents allegedly cheated and paid to get their children into elite schools, triggered a mix of emotions across the country. University […]
