When I falter even just a little I do nothing but belittle myself; ashamed of my flaws my hands become claws that I rake…
The Fall of Saigon took place 50 years ago on April 30, 1975. An illustration by Nancy My Tran depicts a Vietnamese altar honoring a lost loved one. A poem by Julianne Le reflects upon the effects of imperialism and war.
Chicana/Chicano Studies 10B provides students of all ethnicities a fundamental understanding of forces shaping the Latinx community with an emphasis on the connections between multiple communities.
The Oscars, the Emmys, the Grammys and the Tonys are a time to celebrate the best and worst theatrical productions, movies and television shows of the year. A nomination has the power to launch careers to new heights, creating and cementing a director’s legacy in Hollywood. Yet, for Asian directors, this is an elusive dream to achieve even in 2025.
This piece analyzes Trump’s recent deportation policies and what they reveal about immigration-related racism in the American past, present and future.