The misrepresentation and underrepresentation of Asians in film

Pierce Singgih, Editor-in-Chief (Fall 2019) • March 14, 2018

The misrepresentation of Asians in film dates back to the early history of Hollywood where Asians were portrayed with a white ethnocentric perception. Although times are progressing, whitewashing Asian characters remains prevalent in the media today. A HISTORY OF RACISM History dates to the events...

Alexander’s “The New Jim Crow” banned in American prisons

Call out systematic, structural racism and you might just get banned.

Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor • January 31, 2018

While researchers at Pew Research center have recently claimed the number of black Americans imprisoned has declined substantially within America, almost by 25 percent since 2009, a general fear seems to exist in prison systems when the term “New Jim Crow” is used. PRISONS BANNING BOOKS Particularly,...

Dear white people

Even majority culture has a place in the race conversation.

Danielle Brimmage, Writer • October 11, 2017

Even majority culture has a place in the race conversation.

Beyond the Bubble: Recovering from Charlottesville

Students respond to nationwide effects of racism.

Dempsey Floria, Writer • September 13, 2017

Students respond to nationwide effects of racism.

Protest music proliferates under Trump administration

Students can use music as a form of political resistance.

Justin Yun, Writer • March 15, 2017

Students can use music as a form of political resistance.

Make the alternative right wrong again

Nonviolent mass resistance necessary to prevent normalization of bigotry.

Justin Yun, Writer • February 15, 2017

Nonviolent mass resistance necessary to prevent normalization of bigotry.

Repair requires rapidity

SCORR bridges racial breaches, but awareness wavers.

Samantha Gassaway, Writer • February 14, 2017

SCORR bridges racial breaches, but awareness wavers.

Resistance against racism begins with education

The hateful rhetoric fostered by the presidential election is rooted in our nation’s past sins.

Justin Yun, Writer • November 17, 2016

The hateful rhetoric fostered by the presidential election is rooted in our nation’s past sins.

Moral integrity requires students resist Trump administration

The health of American democracy predicates on our ability to challenge right-wing reactionaries.

Justin Yun, Writer • November 17, 2016

The health of American democracy predicates on our ability to challenge right-wing reactionaries.

Trump fosters fear and xenophobia

History of racial oppression can warn us about a Trump presidency.

Justin Yun, Writer • October 26, 2016

History of racial oppression can warn us about a Trump presidency.

Prison abolitionists and activists stand against mass incarceration

Prison abolitionists and activists stand against mass incarceration.

Justin Yun, Writer • September 13, 2016

Prison abolitionists and activists stand against mass incarceration.

Diverse panel answers student questions

Students gathered to ask questions and consider different perspectives about diversity and race at Biola.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • May 9, 2016

Students gathered to ask questions and consider different perspectives about diversity and race at Biola.