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Schools are grappling with pandemic learning loss. How are teachers serving BIPOC student populations faring?

by Natasha Ishak April 10th, 2023May 30th, 2023

Oakland resident physicians call for higher pay and better conditions

Economy & Workers' Rights

Oakland resident physicians call for higher pay and better conditions

by Alexandra Martinez April 7th, 2023April 6th, 2023

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Gender & LGBTQIA+

Trans people are taking care of their own

by Makaelah Walters April 5th, 2023April 5th, 2023

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Incarcerated students can now teach at the first accredited prison college in the US

by Steven Brooks and Olivia Heffernan March 31st, 2023August 9th, 2023

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Economy & Workers' Rights

Prison reform must include immigration justice

by Frances Nguyen March 28th, 2023May 8th, 2023

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Gender & LGBTQIA+

These US states are protecting gender-affirming care and abortion access

by Sherronda J. Brown March 28th, 2023March 28th, 2023

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Climate & Environment

Climate migration plans must engage impacted communities

by Ray Levy Uyeda March 15th, 2023March 15th, 2023

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Climate & Environment

Industrialized water containment projects ignore the needs of Indigenous communities

by Ray Levy Uyeda February 23rd, 2023February 23rd, 2023

color photograph of a protest outside City Hall in LA, a white building with small rectangular windows and a middle section that rises above the sides. A person stands in the foreground with their back to the camera wearing a loose white t-shirt with a red bandana tied around their head. they hold up a brown cardboard sign with blue and red text facing the camera that reads: how many more lives will they take? stop killing us

Race

The rise of hate in Los Angeles: Annual county report shows a continued increase of anti-Black hate crimes

by Imani Stephens February 20th, 2023February 20th, 2023

Climate & Environment

FEMA’s failure to account for climate change leaves BIPOC communities on the brink of disaster

by Ray Levy Uyeda February 14th, 2023March 14th, 2023