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That people of all races experience poverty is a given. But it’s important to recognize the stark inequities that exist along racial lines.
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As of now, no large, public, high-profile institution has decisively implemented a hard mandate. The University of California should be the first.
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Because the AAPI community is often wrongly assumed to be a relatively privileged monolith, the particular challenges faced by ethnic subgroups have been consistently minimized. But that doesn’t mean they do not exist.
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Affordable housing can be built elsewhere; a 5000-year-old Indigenous burial site cannot. Ardent protest from Ohlone activists and allies has made this abundantly clear.
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For many UC Berkeley students, the status quo on campus is not one they want to return to when in-person instruction resumes next fall. If campus is to be rebuilt with the best interest of all students in mind, the student body will need strong representatives with specific, imaginative and feasible goals.
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With her genuine dedication to the needs of all student communities and her stated plans to help meet these needs, Khwal Rafique is best poised to take on the position of ASUC president.
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Varma’s enthusiastic approach to legislative reform is just the kind of bold advocacy students will need most as we navigate a hopeful return to campus.
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Master’s energy was infectious during her interview with the Editorial Board, indicating a fervent desire to enact the goals she has set for herself.
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A self-described policy wonk, Weichert has the right priorities and ample experience to make substantive improvements to academic culture and practice at UC Berkeley.
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With six semesters of experience in the ASUC Student Advocate Office, or SAO, Goel has the knowledge necessary to lead the SAO through what is sure to be another challenging year.
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