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Berkeley may soon follow in the footsteps of cities such as Seattle, Chicago and Portland, Oregon in addressing the ongoing housing shortage by implementing wide-scale changes to residential areas.
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UC Berkeley’s Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies program celebrated its 50th anniversary Thursday with a panel on past human rights violations in the United States, connecting history to current events.
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Berkeley is now required to analyze and report the effects of certain surveillance technologies before city entities are permitted to use them.
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It has been nearly two years since then-UC Berkeley student Khairuldeen Makhzoomi was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight after speaking Arabic before take-off — now, Makhzoomi is filing a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines for racial discrimination, among other charges.
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The UAW Local 2865 hosted a public workshop Wednesday to discuss the legal rights for immigrants, visa-holders and other non-citizens in response to recent changes in federal executive immigration policy.
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Months after then-UC Berkeley student Khairuldeen Makhzoomi was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight after a fellow passenger overheard him speaking Arabic, a civil rights advocacy group has filed a complaint against the airline alleging racial and religious profiling.
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The California State Assembly passed a resolution Monday declaring August 2016 as Muslim Appreciation and Awareness Month.
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Monday night, CalSERVE released its executive slate for the 2015-16 ASUC elections – all of whom are women.
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The United States was given a score of 6.4 on a one to 10 scale measuring nationwide Islamophobia, with 10 being the “worst possible situation for Muslims,” in the first annual “Same Hate, New Target” report released June 23. The report, co-sponsored by the UC Berkeley Center for Race and
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