‘Black As Night’ pieces horrors of race into modernized vampire film
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At times, light humor works in the film’s favor, making weightier topics more accessible.
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Double trouble: Cal takes 2 as Mirkovic sets dual milestones
Mima Mirkovic became the eighth Bear to record 1,000 career digs and kills, as Cal Volleyball won its first two games at the Tulane Tournament.
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LGBTQ+ chef Brenda Buenviaje plants roots in the Bay Area
At the intersection of Broadway and 41st Street in Temescal sits Brenda’s, a casual counter-service joint featuring New Orleans-inspired cuisine. I had the privilege of sitting down for a phone call with Brenda to discuss her experiences navigating the culinary world as a queer woman of color.
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Amid COVID-19, environmental injustice must be recognized, rectified
For people of color, the pandemic has brought disproportionate risk linked to environmental burdens that compromise the health of people in sacrifice zones.
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A meal for comfort: Best homemade jambalaya recipe
Growing up, my dad’s jambalaya was one of my favorite home-cooked meals. It’s a super easy meal full of meat, veggies and spice.
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The regrettable opacity of toponymy
While language may seem to change rather quickly, toponyms, or place names, tend to last. People often care deeply about them, making them so entrenched in the culture of a place that they can outlive whole civilizations.
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Making Berkeley ‘the best it can be’: Derek Wallace announces candidacy for mayor
Berkeley resident Derek Wallace recently announced his run for mayor of Berkeley in the November 2020 election.
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Quiz: Where should you travel to this spring break?
If you’ve already been to Cabo, the quintessential spring break destination, or if you’re just looking for something a little less mainstream, you’re in luck! Start by taking this quiz to find the ultimate vacation spot for your travels this spring break.
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Artist DΔWN talks new album, representation for Black indigenous communities
When you glimpse the cover art for Dawn Richard’s, or DΔWN’s, new album New Breed, it’s impossible not to focus on the white, flowing headdress that hugs her as she lies back in the sun. The headdress, along with the entire album, which released Jan. 25, is the artist’s way
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State counties must relieve youths, families of juvenile fees
Before his recent resignation, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions spent the better part of two years trying to turn back the clock on criminal justice reform. Among his other regressive actions, last year Sessions rescinded 25 guidance documents issued by his predecessors in the Department of Justice, or DOJ, including
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