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For many, justice is an interest; for a smaller number, it is a commitment; for a few, it is a passion, as it was for Henry di Suvero. This is especially so for the most marginalized, including African American and Latinx individuals in the United States, aboriginal people in Australia and
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Albatross Pub, the oldest pub in the city of Berkeley, will officially be closing its doors by Nov. 30 due to the financial impacts of the pandemic.
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Gerald “Jerry” Lubenow, a former director of publications for the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, died July 21 at the age of 80.
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In an effort to protect residents’ rights to free speech and assembly, Berkeley Vice Mayor Sophie Hahn proposed legislation that would create higher standards for imposing curfews.
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While major news outlets have been focused on liberal activism surrounding police reform, UC Berkeley’s conservative students have taken to the internet to continue their activism amid the pandemic.
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Moe’s Books owner Doris Moskowitz started a GoFundMe campaign Friday to help cover revenue lost during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Each generation has an opportunity to redefine society by its own means. No rule or expectation persists like some law of physics.
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There is a long history of female leadership in business and entrepreneurship in the city of Berkeley, and many women today continue to work to increase diversity and equity in these fields.
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It is hard to understand what is right or wrong, but to enact true change, we cannot remain passive or become bystanders to history.
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The Free Speech Movement Cafe, located in Moffitt Library, celebrated its 20th anniversary Friday since opening in 2000. For the first half of the day, the café offered free drinks, stickers and t-shirts to anyone who stopped by.
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