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As studies continually investigate the correlation between social media usage and mental health, we have become acutely attuned to the deeper reality behind the screen. Modern online platforms now hold the power to use us as much as — and sometimes even more than — we use them.
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Hispanic culture is everywhere from the food to the music, and it’s especially important this month to take some time to appreciate it
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Through player activism, planned events and community outreach, the WNBA has demonstrated its commitment and support of marginalized communities.
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The label “feminist,” in my experience, comes with certain expectations. It’s tiring to constantly think to yourself, “Am I feminist enough?”
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Yet I felt stumped by my online expression of solidarity and questioned whether publicly expressing my thoughts even added anything to the conversation.
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UC Berkeley’s neglect of animal rights should not be an example to educators, families and students. We cannot embrace performative initiatives; we need to make actual change.
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Though your schedule may be packed with classes required for your major, you should consider taking an ethnic studies course. Here’s why.
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Three Cal lacrosse players have started an initiative to register every single student-athlete at Cal to vote.
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“Jazz” may be back on my bookshelf, but it’s shown me the sharp edges of violence and the soft contours of harmony — which will not leave me.
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This June has been a month of change. More than ever before, the world’s attention is focused on the critical injustices marginalized communities face.
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