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Bay Area joins in Youth Climate Strike

Bay Area joins in Youth Climate Strike

By Sarah Berjan sberjan@mail.ccsf.edu Hundreds of high school and middle school students in the Bay Area joined others around the world in walking out of class Friday, March 14 to demand action against climate change. The walkout, which began at the San Francisco Federal Building and continued

Students echo nationwide sentiments against Kavanaugh

Students echo nationwide sentiments against Kavanaugh

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu By the time Brett Kavanaugh became U.S. Supreme Court Justice on Oct. 6, protesters across the nation had already fought an impassioned battle against his nomination. In front of the Senate buildings on Capitol Hill, more than 300 demonstrators were arrested on

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

By Bethany Lee The California Community Colleges Board of Governors (BOG) is backing members of the City College community who banded together in the heart of Civic Center to protest executive orders and policies encompassing healthcare, immigration, and fundamental rights. Several City College students and faculty members joined over 100,

City College community marches with ANSWER Coalition

By Otto Pippenger As Donald Trump took office on January 20, citizens of San Francisco appeared by the thousands in stingingly heavy rainfall to voice their anger. Posters that the event organizers of the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism Coalition (ANSWER) had distributed to promote the event

Chants for housing rights drummed through Mission District

Chants for housing rights drummed through Mission District

More than 100 protesters marched from BART’s 24th St. Mission Station to the intersection of 22nd and Mission Street, demonstrating their aversion to controversial San Francisco propositions that would remove homeless encampments and increase rent across the city.

Chinese Americans, don’t let rapper YG boil your blood

Chinese Americans, don’t let rapper YG boil your blood

After numerous critically acclaimed mixtapes, California-based rapper YG released his debut album “My Krazy Life” in 2014. Track 6 of that LP has a skit titled “Meet the Flockers” that explains the process and emotions he associated with robberies in his neighborhood.

City College joins pipeline protest

City College joins pipeline protest

Since mid-2015, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has been leading the effort to stop the 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline Project. Hundreds of indigenous tribes are currently fighting on the front lines of the bulldozers.