Escaping Hereditary Disease: The Fears & Practices

Comments (0) | diabetes, diet, doctors, grains, Health, Los Angeles, Michael Nash, Rosa Nash, Rose Royce, Type II diabetes

Ashley Nash
Contributor

She said it so casually: “They think your Dad has diabetes.”

Visual Artist Highlights Afro-Latin History & Uplifts the Community

Comments (0) | Afro-Cuban, Arts+Culture, Cornel, cuba, HABLA, Harvesting Asian Black Latino ArtistsBetty Bynum, Jamaica, Lili Bernard, mulatta, Slavery, visual artist

Ashley Nash
Staff Contributor

As we celebrate Black History Month, let's take a closer look at African lineage in America and across the world. Visual Artist Lili Bernard examines her Afro-Cuban culture sparking discussion and inspiration throughout her community.

The Indigenous Foundations Of America

Ashley Nash
Contributor

November is Native American Heritage month.

Halloween Masquerade: Provocative Portrayals Of Professionals

Comments (0) | costumes, Girls, halloween, Heroes, masquerade, Opinion, personality, princesses, society, women

Ashley Nash
Contributor

Perhaps society has always functioned with “inherent sexism” and Halloween is a manifestation of all of that.

California Increases Abortion Access

Comments (0) | ab154, abortion, brown, contraception, Girls, governor, Health, jerry, pregnancy, pro-choice, pro-life, teenage, women

Ashley Nash
Staff Reporter

Photo from Creative Commons

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates talk abortion.

Westsider Wants Affordable Housing

Comments (0) | California, Garcetti, housing, Live, Local, Los Angeles, mayor

Ashley Nash
Staff Reporter

L.A.'s unaffordable rents should be a top priority.

Photojournalism: Walking The Line

Comments (0) | 9/11, appropriate, camera, capture, inappropriate, Kenya, kim phuc, mall, Nick Ut, Opinion, photo, photojournalism, shooting, Vietnam

Ashley Nash
Contributor

Photo from Creative Commons

Does striving to satisfy the news-hungry public allow journalists to take photos by any means necessary?

Potty Training: The New Rules Of Bathroom Etiquette

Comments (6) | AB1266, bathroom, bill, brown, California, California, governor, jerry, parents, privacy, Rights, school, students, transgender

Ashley Nash
Staff Reporter

Public restrooms are now a little more open, photo via Creative Commons

Transgender students may now use their bathroom of choice.

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Escaping Hereditary Disease: The Fears & Practices

Visual Artist Highlights Afro-Latin History & Uplifts the Community

The Indigenous Foundations Of America

Halloween Masquerade: Provocative Portrayals Of Professionals

California Increases Abortion Access

Westsider Wants Affordable Housing

Photojournalism: Walking The Line

Potty Training: The New Rules Of Bathroom Etiquette

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