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Joseph Myers, who taught at UC Berkeley’s ethnic studies department for nearly 30 years, died due to heart complications Dec. 29, 2020, at age 80.
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Lark in the Morning, a musical instrument store in Berkeley specializing in rare and unusual instruments from around the world, has shifted to online operations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Underrepresented student groups and organizations, including the community of students with disabilities and Indigenous student organizations, have faced long-standing challenges in their fight for allocated spaces on campus.
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Cherokee activist and award-winning writer Rebecca Nagle spoke about the issues relating to Native American representation and narrative-building in mainstream media at a Berkeley Forum event Thursday.
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CA Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation declaring Sept. 27 as the state’s Native American Day.
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Being a student of color at UC Berkeley is immensely difficult. Walking into a classroom, students might hope to find a professor or peer that might share their language, culture and perhaps, even skin tone. There is comfort in numbers. Sadly, the odds of finding someone that shares their experiences
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It’s not enough just to say that we are on Ohlone land and then move on; the school needs to put its full weight behind the promises it makes.
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“Future Home of the Living God” is a stunningly beautiful — and painfully relevant — artistic novel. A cautionary tale for our turbulent time.
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The event’s organizers chose to cancel the event because of the severe conditions related to poor air quality in the East Bay.
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While there have been many influential artists across all mediums, Native Americans have impacted music more than most people realize.
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