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This image from the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project website is a map of Los Angeles City in gray. The map contains over 100 small red dots across the city, and they are largely concentrated in the central and southeast regions of the city. There are six bright green dots labeled with the names of the buildings they represent: “Chesapeake Apartments,” “Frontier Hotel,” “69th and Main,” “Los Palmas Hotel,” “Franklin Square,” and “109th Place.” The properties in green are also in the central and southeast regions of the city.

November 16, 2021

Property, Personhood, and Police: Surveillance and Housing in Los Angeles and Beyond

“If they’re going to try and evict us, I’m not going to make it easy. I’m not going to just…

An illustration of multi-colored menstrual and birth control products

November 16, 2021

UCLA’s Reproductive Justice Health Center is Here to Stay

One of the newest organizations on campus has big goals and a gap to fill.

Six Asian women line up against a wall. Three women are looking at the camera with apprehensive expressions, and three are looking away. The photo is blurry and in black and white.

November 3, 2021

Genocidal Violence: The Japanese Military Comfort System and Our Futile Indignation

Image credits: Screenshot of The Washington Post’s video of comfort women footage taken and edited by Ashley Leung.Image Description: Six…

Several students and UC-AFT members gather on Bruin Walk. One UC-AFT member, wearing a blue t-shirt, is holding a picket sign that says, “UC-AFT Faculty Demand Job Security.” Another UC-AFT member wearing a blue t-shirt is holding a picket sign that says, “End Unpaid Work Now!” Near the two picket signs is a UCLA post lamp banner that says, “Welcome to UCLA GO BRUINS!” About six students are standing around the two UC-AFT members. Other students and UC-AFT members are blurred in the background.

October 16, 2021

Lecturers Deserve Better: UC-AFT’s Informational Pickets

Image Description: Several students and UC-AFT members gather on Bruin Walk. One UC-AFT member, wearing a blue t-shirt, is holding…

Around 23 people sit and stand around a white screen at UCLA’s Royce Quad during an accessibility protest. One person has their fist up and is holding up a sign that says “Accessibility Now! We deserve better!” Two individuals are holding a disability pride flag. Kaplan Hall and Powell Library are visible in the background.

October 14, 2021

Becoming Undeniable: Disabled Student Union Holds Protest for Remote Learning Access

“No one should have to worry for their life during a lecture”

June 8, 2021

UCLA’s Ableist Policy Change — And What You Can Do About It

Image Description: A black logo for the UCLA Disabled Student Union against a white background. This article was published in…

June 6, 2021

Students Call for UCLA Administration to Abolish Campus Police Presence

Image Description: A large group of protesters march on Westwood Boulevard near UCLA’s police station. A protester at the front…

May 27, 2021

Race, Identity, and Invisibility in the American Novel

Image Description: A photo of the book Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison alongside zoom boxes with three speakers: Danielle Evans…

May 7, 2021

The Intersection of Fatness and the Healthcare System

Image Description: A blue and silver stethoscope lying on what appears to be a medical chart. The contents of the…

May 7, 2021

Debating with a Bot: Impacts of Automated Accounts on Social Media

Image Description: The photo shows a sketch of a green leaf split into four pieces. Each section has a social…

Property, Personhood, and Police: Surveillance and Housing in Los Angeles and Beyond

UCLA’s Reproductive Justice Health Center is Here to Stay

Genocidal Violence: The Japanese Military Comfort System and Our Futile Indignation

Lecturers Deserve Better: UC-AFT’s Informational Pickets

Becoming Undeniable: Disabled Student Union Holds Protest for Remote Learning Access

UCLA’s Ableist Policy Change — And What You Can Do About It

Students Call for UCLA Administration to Abolish Campus Police Presence

Race, Identity, and Invisibility in the American Novel

The Intersection of Fatness and the Healthcare System

Debating with a Bot: Impacts of Automated Accounts on Social Media

Hello Kitty is a Political Icon

Why Your Anti-Gun Control Arguments Are Baseless, From A US Debate Champion

The De-sexification of the Green M&M