One of the first Black homeowners in Pacific Palisades lost home during wildfire but has hope for future
A Southern California woman who broke barriers as one of the first Black homeowners in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood was one of the many who lost everything in the recent wildfire.
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The Shadows of Colorism: A Legacy of Colonialism That Still Hurts
Colorism is a word that might not get as much attention as racism, but its impact runs deep, especially within Latino ...
How state earthquake regulations changed the face of this SLO County high school
A combined high school district was formed in a 1920 election that consolidated districts in Atascadero, Santa Margarita and ...
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California lawmakers target historical harm to Black residents in latest bill push
The California Legislative Black Caucus rolled out proposals to advance racial equity amid federal attacks on racial ...
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Why Waving a Mexican Flag at a Protest in the U.S. Is a Form of Resistance
Americanism. Quite the opposite—it is an expression of cultural pride, dignity, and resistance in the face of racism and intolerance. In the United States, waving the Mexican flag—or any national flag ...