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Reclaiming and repurposing slurs are a step towards healing those oppressed...

Certain words that were once censored, or considered derogatory for their negative connotations against specific groups, are now being challenged and have made their...

Rebuttal: California Senate Bill 43 will not be the boon needed...

The California Senate is considering a bill that aims to significantly change the parameters of the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act. This legislation was critical in preventing...

Forgiveness isn’t necessary to move on

To forgive is a conscious choice people make every day and continue to make. It is one that requires intense self-reflection and scrutiny. It...

Forgive, but never forget

In a longitudinal study conducted across five countries, psychology professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, Everett Worthington concluded that forgiveness can aid in improving overall...

Caste discrimination: righting an old wrong

Last month, the California Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance Senate Bill 403, legislation that would explicitly add discrimination based on caste to the...

The legacy of big box stores has come to an end

Bed Bath & Beyond, once a leading home goods company, is closing its doors for the last time on June 30. Bed Bath &...

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What is your favorite Thanksgiving dish and why?

     We like pumpkin pie because it’s delicious, soft, goes well with whipped cream and also unhealthy. It’s orange which is festive for the...

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The dangers in your child’s candy this Halloween is a myth

While October is a spooky, and scary time of the year — finding razor blades, drugs or other criminal paraphernalia in a child’s candy...