By Stephinie Phan, Art Director & Alizah Salazar, Staff Reporter Changes are coming to the linguistics program at CSUDH. Starting in about 2 years, the program will refer to its undergraduate degree as a bachelor’s in languages, linguistics, and social justice. The shift in focus reflects a more critical approach to how language can be […]
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Educating the Educators on Social Justice focused Pedagogy
CSUDH Prof. Jarod Kawasaki gets acknowledged for co-authoring two chapters in a newly published book. The book contains 256 pages and is available to purchase now. Photo Courtesy of CSUDH Education Instagram By Jesus Loza, Staff Reporter Dr. Jarod Kawasaki, Assistant Professor in the Division of Teacher Education and Assessment Coordinator at California State University, […]
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Staff Editorial, Chauvin Verdict: Right Decision But Not The Solution
Photo by Mike Stoll via Unsplash. On Tuesday as all three guilty verdicts were read out loud, editors from The Bulletin virtually gathered to watch history unfold. Here are some of their responses from the verdict of the trial, including communications assistant professor Dr. Fernando Severino who currently lives in Minneapolis where he’s currently teaching […]
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Demands of a 1960s Party Still Reverberate Today
A CSUDH exhibit, Black Power, featuring Black Panther newspapers. is currently showing at Page Against The Machine, an independent bookstore in Long Beach. Photo By Brenda Fernanda Verano. By Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor On Oct. 22, 1966, the day of his 30th birthday, Bobby Seale, co-founder and former chairman of the Black Panther Party […]
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Black Panther 1.0: Bobby Seale, Co-Founder of Revolutionary Party, to Speak in CSUDH Webinar Thursday
By Lafie Bradford, Staff Reporterand Brenda Fernanda Verano, News Editor Institutionalized racism. Police brutality on people of color. The need for progressive organizations to join in solidarity to unite forces to achieve social justice. It may sound like the summer of 2020 and the ripple effects currently informing so much of the American conversation right […]