Consequences for communities of color By Jacob Jauregui | Guest OpEd In an era where high-speed internet is an essential tool for education, employment, and seemingly all forms of communication, […]
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CUPC Study Reveals Digital Redlining Practices
By Dr. Alicia Montgomery In an era where high-speed internet is an essential tool for education, employment, and seemingly all forms of communication, it’s critical that we eliminate the digital […]
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Economic justice remains ‘a dream’
Sixty years after March on Washington By Charlene Crowell | guest op-ed While the 1963 March on Washington brought more than 200,000 Americans to the nation’s capital in a historic […]
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President Biden and the Black Vote
Focus on what we want him to do in a second term It appears that as we draw closer to the 2024 Presidential primaries, a number of Democrats are starting […]
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The Politics of Good Governance: Getting It and Keeping It
Practical Politics To begin with, I was wrong. I said last week that the Klan Dog master would not be fired: he was. No other punishment, and he’ll just get […]
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What Are Schoolteachers Thinking? Report Gives Insights
Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Med What teachers think and experience in the public education system is explored in a new report by the National Alliance for Public Charter […]
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Assembly member McKinnor Fights for Parents’ Rights to Maintain Children’s Access to Flavored Medications
By Jaivon Grant Access to flavored children’s medications is still in danger. But the possible limitation on flavoring children’s medications, which was previously covered in April, has a new champion. […]
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March on Washington continues
A first-person account of an historic gathering by Dr. John E. Warren | Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Sixty years ago, the Publisher of this newspaper was one […]
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‘Kissing babies’
Support for Mark Ridley-Thomas By Joan V. Crear, Gloria Davis, Harry McElroy and Sonya Vasquez guest op-ed We don’t support Dr. Mark Ridley-Thomas because he kissed babies. We support him […]
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The politics of fulfilling the need to whitewash history
Practical Politics Nations and countries solidify their respected positions in the world by educating their youth on the history of those nations’ contributions to the world. A country with no […]
