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Education

One Year After Affirmative Action: College Diversity Reduced, HBCU Enrollment Boosted

N.C. Greene -
Over a year after the decision, legal experts, activists and students discuss the changing landscape of college admissions.
Stop the Hate

Remembering Nagi Daifallah, Whose Death Propelled the Fight for Farm Worker Rights

Araceli Martinez -
More than 50 years after Daifallah's murder, a diverse gathering of Poplar residents came together on a recent weekend to honor the activist’s memory.
Science & Technology

While STEM Jobs Grow, Access Barriers Remain for U.S. Students

Selen Ozturk -
Although the U.S. is a STEM world leader, classroom engagement barriers remain for girls, low-income students and those of color.
News Exchange

Who’s at Risk Under Project 2025?

Selen Ozturk -
Project 2025 poses an "existential threat" to immigrant, reproductive, LGBTQ+, climate and health protections nationwide, policy leaders warn.
Stop the Hate

‘Disability is Everywhere’ — Yet Anti-Disability Hate Crimes Rising

Selen Ozturk -
Although disability impacts well over a quarter of Americans, anti-disability hate is on the rise — including violent crime.
Economy

Study Shows Latinos Central to US Economic Growth, Vitality

Peter Schurmann -
The Latino GDP in the US for 2022 came in at an eye popping $3.7 trillion, up from $2.8 trillion in 2019 and $1.6 trillion in 2010.
Health

Medi-Cal Expansion Breathes New Life Into LA’s Street Medicine Providers

Peter Schurmann -
Recent changes to how Medi-Cal pays for both clinical and non-clinical services have been a game changer for street medicine providers in Los Angeles.
News Exchange

Fijian Caregivers in California Honored as ‘Backbone’ of Health Care

Selen Ozturk -
Fijian Americans, who comprise a major segment of caregivers, are using their culture to fill an urgent demand for California caregivers.
Race & Ethnicity

Pacific Islanders Are Misrepresented in Mainstream Media

Sunita Sohrabji -
Pacific Islanders often feel misrepresented by the mainstream media, portrayed as football players or thugs, despite their rich heritage.
Stop the Hate

Asian American History is US History, So Why Don’t Schools Teach It?

Matthew Sugiyama -
More than 150 years after the first major wave of Asian immigration to the United States, knowledge of AAPI history across the country is severely lacking.
Scams and Consumer Fraud

Rising Scams Target Elderly Bay Area Chinese

Selen Ozturk -
Scams targeting adults aged 60 and older are rising, with devastating consequences for monolingual Chinese in the Bay Area.
Uncategorized

Six Years Strong: A Burmese Caregiver and Community Activist’s Journey

Myanmar Gazette -
Myanmar Gazette | Swe Swe Myint, a caregiver in her mid-50s, immigrated to the US with her family in 2000 through the Diversity Visa program.
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