Category : News Talk

- 2 months ago

The Supreme Court: A Fragile Shield for Our Rights

The current state of our nation reflects an unsettling attempt to revive the Confederacy's remnants and reinforce systemic racism. The Trump administration's push for exclusivity underscores this reality. Many had hoped the judiciary would limit the...

- 2 months ago

Marion Secures First Win for Sac State

Following two challenging defeats to commence the football season, Sacramento State achieved a significant victory with a 49-28 triumph over Mercyhurst University from Erie, Pennsylvania, on September 12 at Hornet Stadium. This marked the first win f...

- 2 months ago

A Fresh Lexicon for Racial Reconciliation

Esther Armah, founder of the Armah Institute for Emotional Justice, focuses on unlearning "the language of whiteness" while promoting wellness, love language, innovative thought, and authentic dialogue. Realizing the need for her own emotional healt...

- 2 months ago

The Unavoidable Truth of Charlie Kirk's Influence

The killing of Charles James Kirk has prompted a multitude of cliches, yet none seem to offer genuine insight. Common phrases like “we must temper our rhetoric” and “we ought to embrace diverse viewpoints” echo through the discourse. Are we failing t...

- 2 months ago

Polls, Maps, and Power: The Black Vote at the Center

As California embarks on a contentious redistricting campaign for control of the U.S. House of Representatives, the dynamic around Proposition 50, which aims to place Redistricting on the November ballot, is drawing significant attention. Following t...

- 2 months ago

Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam Begins Operation in Ethiopia

On Tuesday, Ethiopia celebrated the inauguration of Africa's largest hydroelectric dam, a significant project aimed at boosting the economy while alleviating chronic blackouts and facilitating the growth of electric vehicles, following the country's...

- 2 months ago

Sacramento Artists in Focus With $2 Million Fellowship Backing

Pachia Lucy Vang, a UC Davis graduate skilled in traditional Hmong textile arts, took advantage of her pandemic isolation to refine her expertise as a textile artist. “My anthropology studies inspired my passion for traditional textiles, revealing t...