Riverside City College students, staff respond to Iran tensions
By Erik Galicia The United States’ recent deployment of additional military resources to the Middle East has many people worried about the possibility of a new war. “I pay a […]
Tag Archives: Donald Trump
Opinion: On Civil Disobedience
By Diego Lomeli Our nation was built upon the founding principle that every citizen carries the right to voice their own opinions to the public in a non-violent manner. Civil […]
Editorial: Unreliable convenient news
When we talk about the mounting problems of our nation, each side of the political divide criticizes the other for more or less the same things. Lack of understanding and […]
Editorial: ‘Take a Knee’ for change
Before a National Football League game last year, then-49er’s quarterback Colin Kaepernick shook up the world when he kneeled during the national anthem. Kaepernick explained his position stating that he […]
Opinion: A system rigged against them
By Leslie Santibanez Undocumented abuse victims live in a world where the fear of being deported causes them to remain with abusers. This is the everyday reality of being an […]
RCC hosts DACA workshop
By Samantha Bartholomew Immigration attorney Rosa Elena Sahagun came to Riverside City College Sept. 28 to discuss the next steps of recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Within minutes […]
District supports DACA students
By Samantha Bartholomew With President Donald Trump’s latest announcement of his plan to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, DACA recipients across the nation were faced with an […]
Between the Borders: Episode 1
Between the Borders is a Chicanx-based podcast that features the Opinions and Life sections of Riverside City College’s Viewpoints.
DACA garners fresh support
In light of the uncertain climate aimed at recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, members of the Riverside community stepped out on Sept. 5 to support their community.
Opinion: Clinton refuses to admit fault
When I first heard that Hillary Clinton was writing a memoir about the 2016 elections, my initial response was “For God’s sake, why?”
