LGBTQ+A: Allyship Guide
Allyship is defined by someone outside the LGBTQ+ community who supports equality for those in the spectrum. For members of the LGBTQ+ community, having allies
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Bernie Sander’s Quest for Affordable Education
Earlier this month, Senator Bernie Sanders introduced the College for All Act to the Senate that would make college affordable for low-income families, as well
Interpreting Title IX in the Transgender Recognition Battle
Transgender students and any student who does not identify with their biological sex deserve complete protection under Title IX, which prohibits sexual discrimination in any
Fact Checking President Trump’s First Speech to a Joint Session of Congress
“A new chapter of American Greatness is now beginning. A new national pride is sweeping across our Nation.” The tone of President Trump’s first speech
Melania Trump Does Not Want to be the First Lady
Throughout history, the First Lady has long been an image of unity and strength for the American people. This last Inauguration Day during Donald Trump’s swearing-in
Sequoia union district follows California’s sanctuary state pathway
California, home to over 2.4 million unauthorized immigrants, may become the first “sanctuary” state, in response to the recent orders signed by President Trump. One
How to Determine Your Level of Political Efficacy
Given the relatively tumultuous political environment, many students wonder how they can voice their opinions in a respectful way while still working to influence those
LGBTQ+A: Self-Care
While the holidays are a happy time for most, many people in the queer community are apprehensive to spend time with extended family, who may
LGBTQ+A: How You Can Support the LGBTQ Community After the Election
Donald Trump’s election has left many communities across the nation feeling afraid and upset. One of the groups experiencing this uncertainty is the LGBTQ community.
For Women, Gov. Brown’s Veto of Menstruation Products is a Setback
California state and local governments currently collect over $20 million in sales tax annually by taxing menstruation products including tampons and feminine pads. California exempts