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Councilmanย Kevin de Leonย Wednesday namedย Sonja Francine Diaz, a civil rights attorney in Los Angeles, as the Council District 14 representative on the cityโs redistricting commission. โSonja has long been an advocate for equity in Los Angeles, using her voice to protect the civil rights of countless Angelenos,โ de Leon said. โAs we redraw the invisible lines…
Read More | November 20, 2020
โSocial scientists who have been studying race in America are not surprised at all. There is much work to do in bringing the nation together and pursuing a path toward unity, but that must start with a recognition of the historic institutional racism, and an acknowledgement that so many millions of white Americans proudly agreed…
These groups were worried about the effects of COVID-19, economic inequality and the treatment of immigrants โ pressing local issues. Yet their efforts had national ripple effects. UCLAโs Latino Policy and Politics Instituteย calledย the Latino vote decisive in Wisconsin, where Biden won the battleground state. (Also:ย Yahoo News.)
Without any protection, COVID19 finds gaps in care in the social services umbrella and the healthcare maze that marginalized communities have to navigate, and โthe coronavirus fallsย upon them like rain,โ says David Hayes-Bautista.
Read More | November 13, 2020
โIt was a natural thing to study sociology, to have a more critical approach to study social life, toย study why things happen. Iโve always been interested in those questions, and sociologyย answers them,โ says Cecilia Menjivar as she is elected President of the Sociologicalย Association.ย
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