Police calls based on racial profiling need to stop
Brea Jones/Staff Writer Recent social media testimonies have begun to shine a light on a common—and unfortunate—occurrence that has gone unnoticed for many years: police…
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Inspiring Others: Looking back at Earl Lloyd’s legacy in basketball
By Cristhian Plasencia/Asst. Sports Director The well-known Jackie Robinson comes to mind as one of the first African-Americans to play in professional sports, however many…
“Don’t call me African” – Black America’s identity crisis
The truth lies not it what black America calls itself, but in the idea that society only allows for rigid and strict categorization.
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University expects more traffic with upcoming graduations
Graduation season is far from over as far as the University is concerned—and students driving in and out of Modesto A. Maidique Campus will see a surge in traffic because of it.
Professor uses camera lens to document “blackness”
“(1)ne Drop: Shifting the Lens on Race,” published on Nov. 28, 2013, is a combination of written biographies and photographs that investigate the lived experiences of people who identify as Black or have their “blackness” questioned.
Observation of professors turns into larger issue
Regular observations may be the key to evaluating instructors and their teaching methods and may prove to be successful for students in the long run.