History is repeating itself with a battle against Jews that was fought for centuries and never seems to stop—antisemitism. Antisemitism is hostility to, prejudice toward
Category: Column
Column: Prayer shouldn’t be imposed on anybody
The conservative-leaning Supreme Court has furthered their actions to dismantle laws across the nation that protect teachers from mandating prayer in the classroom; this recent
Column: Abortion is a human right
While the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is still unknown, the general public is exasperated. Women are tired. They’re tired of hearing other people
Column: Nobody wanted this war
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought along immeasurable tragedy, hardships and mental grief for everyone, but especially for the citizens caught in the crossfire,
Column: Celebrating Filipino American History Month
Filipino American History Month is important to me because it represents us as a culture and who we are as a tribe. Filipino Americans that
Connecting to my past, present and future
Hispanic, Latino, Latinx, Immigrant and Brown: I am all of that and more. I am proud to identify and share in the rich history that
In solidarity with the AAPI community
Much like last year with the murder of George Floyd in broad daylight, now we find ourselves in a moment of racial reckoning as we
Reflecting on quarantine
Running back to the car because you left your polka-patterned face mask on your sun-tanned dashboard has become the new norm, in addition to leaving
Echoes of the Asian American community
With the rise in hate crimes against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, there is no shortage of words to describe what emotions
A single mom’s tough year
The Brahma Pantry should be Pierce College’s main focus during the pandemic. Being a student and a working, single mother of two children makes keeping