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Unarmed Civilians Charged With Cops Murder (Part 2)

Anjhela Henry, Photo and Video Editor • September 28, 2021

Part 2: Conclusion/Cases in Arizona While Illinois has changed the felony murder rule in their state, the other 12 states have not made any adjustments. More cops have gotten away with murder and...

Unarmed Civilians Charged With Cops Murder

Anjhela Henry, Photo and Video Editor • September 28, 2021

PART 1: Intro/Cases in Illinois When waking up in the hospital, Tristan Scaggs was in pain and confused. He was chained to the bed with deputies around him. Once he woke up, he wasn’t treated with...

Body Language Can Tell You What The Mouth Can’t

Kadi Donis, Photo and Video Editor • September 23, 2021

Body language is the language that can show how a person is feeling and presenting themselves. It is a movement that releases energy that some people can’t vocalize. It is a way to tell the accuracy...

America’s Race to Equality Is Leaving the LGBTQ+ Community Behind

Laura De Luna , Reporter • September 23, 2021

There are over 5.5 million LGBTQ+ persons in the United States. Since 2019, an estimated 7,500 hate crimes have been committed against the LGBTQ+ community. It's critical to acknowledge not just America's...

“Am I Enough?”: The Struggle Of Being A First-Generation Child In America

Bridget Reyes and Kimberly Perez • June 2, 2021

In recent years, the growing population of first-generation children being born in the United States has risen tremendously. A first-generation child is when two foreign-born parents...

We Are More Than Our Race

Cierra Pringle, Photo & Video • June 2, 2021

It’s no shock people are treated differently based on the color of their skin, or what many call race. Hierarchies have been formed on the basis of race which caused society to fall into a system...

Gender Goes Deeper Than Looks

Cierra Pringle, Photo & Video • June 1, 2021

Gender is more than a perception of someone’s physical appearance. Gender expression comes in several forms which is important to note to prevent assuming, stereotyping, and misgendering. (Graphic...

Soccer vs. Pandemic: The Way Athletes Have Been Playing Soccer through Coronavirus

Cameron Fisk • April 20, 2021

Once Coronovirus struck the nation, everything was forced to shut down. With this being said, that meant no more sports, businesses were closed, and people had to find a new way of living. However, this...

First Ever Virtual Black History Month BSU’s Triumph to Success (Part 3)

Jaylin Henderson, Copy Editor • March 30, 2021

Part 3 - BSU’s Remarks Regarding Their Lessons and Concerns for the Education During Black History Month This year was the first ever virtual Black History Month, and the Black Student Union...

First Ever Virtual Black History Month BSU’s Triumph to Success (Part 2)

Jaylin Henderson, Copy Editor • March 30, 2021

Part 2: The Planning Behind BSU’s Black History Month Presentations As discussed previously in Part 1, BSU created three lessons to create their theme of Black Empowerment. In order for...

Black History Through the Eyes of Art and Culture

Anjhela Henry, Photo & Video Editor • March 26, 2021

National Civil Rights Museum - Memphis, TN : America wouldn’t be what it is today without the impact of African Americans. Black history is shown all year long in museums, but February is the only...

First Ever Virtual Black History Month BSU’s Triumph to Success (Part 1)

Jaylin Henderson , Copy Editor • March 26, 2021

Part 1: The Black History Month Lessons Created and Led By DVC’s Black Student Union This year was the first-ever virtual Black History Month, and the Black Student Union (BSU), a student-run club...