For those who enjoy bingeing content, here are some videos and shows that explore racism, issues minorities face, and the Black experience. Many here can be accessed through various streaming platforms.
Systemic racism will not go away with a single conversation, protest or action. Rather it will take long-term, consistent work. Here are more ways you can keep yourself engaged and informed through podcasts that help better understand the importance of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Listen to other people’s stories and amplify their cause.
The CARES Act is a new law passed by Congress. It stands for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. The law allocates up to $1,200 in funding per eligible adult but excludes those registered as dependents in its relief payments.
In times like these the best thing to do is sit back, relax and stay healthy. Being at home comes with its downfalls for sure but the perks are off the charts. One of them being unlimited time to search for movie titles and take time for yourself.
Nutrient-Packed Pesto Salad Bowl: A delicious savory meal for the entire quarantine squad at-home. Filled with unforgettable textures and flavors -- it’s sure to be a bona-fide hit!
While you’re practicing that new “social distancing” trend at home and looking for things to do, consider using these free services offered to you. These are either websites or mobile apps that are ready-to-use and simple to understand. What are you waiting for? Something new and exciting is waiting for you right at your fingertips!
While CSULB is home to many great departments, resources, communities and more, we understand that things can always be improved. Our campus climate is constantly changing, which is why every student should take part in the Campus Climate survey.
In recent weeks, the ASI Senate, along with constituents across California, have been debating whether to support AB 1460 – an Assembly Bill that would require California State University campuses to include the completion of a 3-unit course in ethnic studies as an undergraduate graduation requirement.
One of the many duties of student government is to appoint student representatives to committees of importance to the student body. Each college has a committee that is responsible for reviewing students’ complaints about "unfair" grading in particular classes, and the ASI judicial branch is tasked with representing students on these committees. For some, the process can be a bit complicated, which is why the justices also aim to provide resources and information to students about how to best navigate an appeal.
