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Arts and Creative
Televising the Revolution: Kendrick’s Messaging Four Months Later
The research has been done on the conditions of the dispossessed, and policing the forms of resistance and protest we…
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Politics
A Silent Threat Looming Over Our Unhoused Neighbors: What History Can Tell Us About What To Expect Before The Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympics, nearby unhoused communities face mounting uncertainty.
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Entertainment
Enemies to Lovers: Deconstructing a Timeless Trope
"Across periods of time, enemies to lovers contrives in romantic love a dangerously transcendental power— one which eclipses economic, racial,…
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Campus Life
On Being Asian American at UCLA, & in Today’s America
Design by Sarah Huang. Image Description: At the center of the image, a young Asian girl holding a teddy bear…
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Entertainment
What Does It Mean for a Black Man to be Captain America?
How can someone represent a country that has never represented their people?
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Campus Life
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…
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Campus Life
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…
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Entertainment
“The Passport to the Future”: My Quarantine Reading List
Quarantine has left a lot of us unmotivated, and I know for me this feeling can be soul-crushing. One thing…
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Campus Life
White Feminism: An Exploration of Alma Whitaker and the White Settler Movement in Los Angeles
When Whitaker wrote about women and the empowerment of women, she wasn’t talking about all women. She was talking to…
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Campus Life
The Shortcomings of Mainstream White Feminism and What We Can Do About Them
By empowering the vast diversity of feminine gender expression and not just the conventional presentation of femininity that is celebrated…
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