OP-ED: The Thing About Reverse Racism Is… It’s Kinda Not Real

Dec. 15, 2017 / By Jordyn Saunders
Tags: affirmative action, All Lives Matter, black lives matter, Dear White People, Opinion, reverse racism

Many argue whether or not reverse racism actually exists, partly because they struggle to define racism.

Driving While Mexican

Nov. 16, 2011 / By Jesus Hernandez
Tags: Jesus Hernandez, Mexican American, Opinion, Police, Racial Profiling

“I got pulled over for no reason,” I said to my father after a night of sightseeing...

Hire Teenagers: A Solution to Joblessness in America

Oct. 16, 2011 / By New America Media
Tags: Opinion, Unemployment

New America Media, Op-ed, Patricia Johnson, Posted: Oct 04, 2011
At the recent LinkedIn-sponsored town hall meeting, President Obama stated that we must “make sure your neighbors and friends also have jobs.”..

A Glimpse Into Justice: Judge Manley’s Drug Courtroom is What the Justice System Should Be

Sep. 26, 2011 / By
Tags: Justice, Opinion, Probation

Written by Gail Noble, Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project.

Judge Manley seems to be a rare breed in the criminal justice system as author of this article Gail Noble explains...

Where Are Asian Americans in the Media?

Sep. 20, 2011 / By
Tags: Asian Americans, John Oliver Santiago, Opinion, Pop Culture, Popular Media, The Last Air Bender

John Oliver Santiago.  Photo by Prumsodun Ok.

In today’s culture, media contributes so much to our daily lives...

Exploring New Space with Gay Marriage

Aug. 26, 2011 / By Carl Phillips
Tags: California, Carl Phillips, Coming Out, Equal Rights, Gay Marriage, LGBTQ, New York, Opinion

One small step for man, one giant leap for gaykind!  While that may not be how the iconic quote goes, it certainly sums up what many gay and lesbian couples in New York must feel after the legalization of gay marriage in their home state.  ..