“It would make an already complicated and confusing immigration system even more complex and less accessible to many”, said Wendy Cervantes, senior policy analyst of CLASP. Photo by: Ethnic Media Services....
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“We were always told by the professors about the history before us, the people that sacrificed to establish the department and they always instilled in us, our responsibility is to make sure that we kept...
“You’re either going to end up dead or in jail and I know that if he would have gotten in I would have been in the same gang too at this time and I wouldn’t be here studying”. BY LESLIE IGNACIO...
Cultura |Culture /
English-language stories /
05/24/2018
According to the 2016 Fashion Spot’s Runway diversity report, only 2.46 percent of runway models were Latina. By GIANELLA GHIGLINO EL NUEVO SOL Vanessa Romo is a 23-year-old Chicana plus size model and University...
Asilo | Asylum /
English-language stories /
Frontera | Border /
Inmigración | Inmigration /
Opinión /
Videos /
05/22/2018
Exploring the connections between Latinx forced migrants and the past Black captivities in America. Por TYNISHA K. LEWIS EL NUEVO SOL Growing up in Los Angeles, I was exposed to a number of cultures and communities...
CSUN students reveal their struggles with mental health issues and how the absence of help from the university has negatively affected their performance. By HEATHER SMITH EL NUEVO SOL I never noticed how closed...
English-language stories /
Migración | Migration /
Undocumented | Indocumentado /
Videos /
05/11/2017
By ANGÉLICA TAPIA EL NUEVO SOL A majority of immigrant gardeners work as independent contractors but despite lacking higher education and special training, many of these immigrants own and operate their...
English-language stories /
Entrevistas | Interviews /
Frontera | Border /
Inmigración | Inmigration /
Reportaje | Featured Story /
05/10/2017
“The percentage of Californians who identify as Republican now has been on the decline for the last 20 years,” CSUN professor Tom Hogen-Esch said. “I just don’t think there’s any evidence other...
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