From Tenderloin to Balboa Theatre, political art in and around the Bay Area
On Dec. 23, the Coalition on Homelessness is screening “The Last Black Man in San Francisco,” directed by Joe Talbot.
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Category Archives: Politics 2019
‘Absolutely political’: Curator Christina Linden discusses intersection of art, LGBTQ+ representation
When asked about her perception of the politics and community in the Bay Area specifically, Linden said she thinks there’s always room for change.
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Political fact check on Sproul Plaza
How informed are UC Berkeley students about the current government?
‘Stranger Things’: How politics factor into pop culture nostalgia
Yet behind that desire for the simplicity of the past are hidden political implications. With every era comes the political context behind it — the media we elect to intake may reflect a sense of rose-tinted denial about bygone days.
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It’s in the game
SB 206, which mandates college athletes be allowed to profit from their image and likeness, could mean a revival of the NCAA Football videogame series.
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Into the details: What is ‘Fair Pay to Play’?
On Feb. 4, the “Fair Pay to Play Act” was first read in the California State Assembly’s Committee on Rules — it has come a long way since then.
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Learn about UCDC, the University of California’s internship program in Washington, D.C.
Hear about the UCDC program from peer advisors Alison Luna, Yassine Ben Yacoub and Vivienne Ayala, who describe the kinds of political experiences students can get in D.C.
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We the People: Types of political science majors you’ll meet at UC Berkeley
Political science majors have many different interests and personalities, so it would be a shame to not acknowledge them all.
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Take a walk with the Clog: A politically historic tour of Berkeley
Next time you’re walking to class or heading to the grocery store, try to appreciate the political and complex history that makes Berkeley … well, Berkeley.
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What does SB 206 mean for the future of college athletics?
The current system of college and professional athletics is untenable; the only solution is dismantling and rebuilding the system.
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