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Young people with the worst graduation rates in Long Beach are falling victim to disciplinary practices that make graduating high school even more daunting...
By Yazmin Nunez on December 3, 2012
When a new grocery store opens in many communities in Los Angeles, it doesn’t get a lot of attention...
Friday, December 21, one week after the tragedy of Newtown, the National Rifle Association held an event where they offered their solutions to violence in our society...
New America Media, Question & Answer, Anna Challet, Posted: Dec 19, 2012
Editor’s Note: The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut has renewed national conversations about school safety and gun control...
Undocuqueer activists opened up to an audience of fifty at CSU Long Beach to discuss the ways in which their undocumented and queer identities, experiences, and dialogues will shape immigration policy in the upcoming year...
Anytime after 10 p.m., 18-year old Mike gets a little scared to be in his neighborhood...
The first five years of a child’s life is when they grow and develop the most...
At 19 years old, Ana* has gone through a lot.
Only a year ago, her main caretaker, her grandmother, died and she came out to her family and friends as bisexual...
Paid National Media Internships for Students of Color
The Emma L. Bowen Foundation was created in 1989 to prepare minority youth for careers in the media industry...
Let’s face it: While it’s been a few years since the recession began, it’s still hard to find a job...
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