Rappers discuss the demonic messaging in their music, Gavin Newsom signs a bill banning schools from notifying parents about student gender identity, and is Libs of TikTok right for getting people fired from their jobs?
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Rappers discuss the demonic messaging in their music, Gavin Newsom signs a bill banning schools from notifying parents about student gender identity, and is Libs of TikTok right for getting people fired from their jobs?
Posted in California Story, Candace Owens, Entertainment, Radicals
Posted in Business, California Story, Elon Musk, Lauren Chen
On June 12, a public university system in California awarded the inaugural Black Student Success Scholarship to six students for their work in advancing ‘antiracism’ and ‘Black excellence.’
On June 12, a public university system in California awarded the inaugural Black Student Success Scholarship to six students for their work in advancing ‘antiracism’ and ‘Black excellence.’
“Scholars were selected for demonstrating leadership in increasing equitable access to higher education and undertaking community service that promotes antiracism work and culture change to elevate Black excellence,” a California State University (CSU) press release says. CSU is composed of 23 campuses throughout the state.
Each of the six recipients, who go to different CSU schools, will receive $5,000 for the upcoming academic year. “This scholarship is not just an investment in my education, but in the larger vision of equity and justice for the voices I hope to represent,” Sonoma State University recipient Asad Franklin said.
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Posted in California Story, Housing, Poverty
The conversation revolved around various topics, including the Biden administration’s Iran policy, abortion rights, and the commercialization of college sports. Speakers critically analyzed the administration’s handling of the Iran crisis and expressed frustration at the lack of retaliation. They also discussed the increasing number of abortions in the US and the importance of reproductive rights. Additionally, they questioned the motives of a tech tycoon’s altruistic acts and explored the breakdown of the family and its consequences for society. Finally, they discussed the commercialization of college sports and the potential for college athletes to form a union.
Posted in California Story, Government, Victor Davis Hanson
Posted in Business, California Story, Radicals
In their conversation, Zuby and Adam Carolla discuss the shifting landscape of California, with many residents leaving due to increasing tax burdens and regulations. They highlight disagreements with certain governmental policies, such as those regarding transgender issues and regulations in schools. Despite these concerns, Carolla mentions his reluctance to leave due to his children’s schooling.
Posted in Adam Carolla, California Story, Radicals
Aztlán is commonly referred to as the territory of the Chicano nation. It is the Mexican territory that became the U.S. after the signing of the February 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Since 1848, a shared connection among the Chicano people within this area continues to grow and is evident, especially during events like Chicano Park Day.
On April 20, thousands of people descended on Chicano Park, located in the Barrio Logan neighborhood of San Diego, California. The scene was lively, with vendors selling food and refreshments and music playing throughout the park. The colorful murals were complemented by a variety of low riders and customized vehicles.
The historical and cultural significance of Chicano Park dates to April 22, 1970. For years, the community of Barrio Logan wanted a park built for its families. During the construction of the Interstate 5 freeway, the community rallied and fought back. The city, in exchange, was forced to grant the space underneath the bridge to build the park. But the project lay dormant for years until a community member noticed construction was taking place and realized it was for a California Highway Patrol station. Once again, the community fought against this and won. The city later approved the park to be built.
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Posted in California Story, La Raza