The pandemic was an unfortunate event for many people, but it also blessed others with life-changing opportunities. Greg Plummer was one of those others. The airport concession investor and operator […]
Category: National
African World Heritage Day shines light on wonders of the continent
Countee Cullen’s seminal poem “Heritage” has great meaning behind it. It is a stark review of what it is like being an African-American in America. Cullen recognized a state of […]
How the mainstream media framed race relations in the 1992 civil unrest
The role of the mainstream media in stoking tensions between Black and Korean communities was the topic of a virtual panel discussion, “LA Uprising/Saigu reflections: Race Relations Then and Now,” […]
Most African-American children with autism routinely misdiagnosed
It is estimated that Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects 1 in 500 births per year. However, because of varying techniques for diagnosis and treatment, the disability remains the subject of debate. […]
Stocker Street Creative project
The Stocker Street Creative project is funded and run by a Chicago-based company called 4S Bay Partners LLC. Their goal is to build a community-focused creative campus consisting of entertainment, […]
District 10 staff moving along without a City Councilperson
Despite the fact that Los Angeles City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas was suspended from office by a divided Council last October, the 10th District staff has carried on. Ridley-Thomas and USC’s […]
Revisionist history 101: Dis-remembering the Alamo
During the settlement of the “New World,” American history and mythology evolved simultaneously, to the point where the lines between each became blurred. Among the most prominent of these is […]
Radical women stand in solidarity: Fighting for reproductive justice
On Feb. 20, the socialist-feminist organization Radical Women and the Comrades of Color Caucus of the Freedom Socialist Party hosted a virtual event, “Black Women Fire Up the Movement for […]
Bleak report issued on state’s racial health disparity
“A Portrait of California 2021-2022: Human Development and Housing Justice” is the third study in a decade-long series which offers statistics and analysis of how Californians are doing in health, […]
History in the making
Our 46th President, Joseph R. Biden, has just passed his first anniversary in office, and with the retirement of Associate Justice Stephen Breyer and the opportunity to appoint his successor, […]

