Affirmative action, an executive order aimed at promoting equal opportunities for underrepresented groups, has been a subject of both praise and controversy throughout its history. While initially introduced as a means to address systemic discrimination, the full codification of affirmative action has remained elusive. Despite multiple attempts by politicians from various administrations, the opportunity to… Continue reading Unfulfilled Equity
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ISA: Uniting Our Youth
In Southern Nevada, the Indigenous Student Association is making a big impact on education and community involvement for Indigenous students in sixth grade and up. Founded by McKinley McPherson, the non-profit organization aims to advocate for the community and encourage cultural revival for its members. The idea for the Indigenous Student Association started a few… Continue reading ISA: Uniting Our Youth
Danza In The valley
Mexica and indigenous people as a whole have a rich and diverse culture, which was nearly erased due to colonization and assimilation. For generations, they have been stripped of their identity, traditions, and language, causing a disconnection from their roots. However, many Indigenous people are reclaiming their culture through various practices, including Danza. This tradition… Continue reading Danza In The valley
Sauce Behind The Canvas
When it comes to the world of art and entrepreneurship, there are few duos that can match the talent and drive of Frank and Juan. Frank is the quintessential entrepreneur, with a knack for identifying opportunities and turning them into successful ventures. Juan, on the other hand, is a gifted artist, whose work has been… Continue reading Sauce Behind The Canvas
Gardening Reconnection
Jennifer Nuñez, a current farm student at Maharishi International University in Iowa, has always had a passion for farming that can be traced back to her childhood memories. Her grandfather had livestock on his land, and she remembers enjoying fresh goat cheese and milk. It was not until years later, however, that she realized that… Continue reading Gardening Reconnection
A Desert Green Revolution
Peter Thomas, also known as Farmer Pete, is a passionate educator and community activist who has made a significant impact in the field of gardening education. As an advocate for sustainable living and environmental conservation, Farmer Pete has devoted his life to creating holistic spaces for children to learn about gardening and cultivate a love… Continue reading A Desert Green Revolution
LVMPD’s Accountability Band-Aid
Less lethal weapons, such as tear gas, tasers, and body cameras, have gained popularity as a way to reduce fatalities in police encounters. However, their use has also come under scrutiny in recent years for their role in instances of police brutality and the questionable motivations behind their adoption. One example of the failure of… Continue reading LVMPD’s Accountability Band-Aid
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Strong Bonds Lead To Change
Two community organizations in Las Vegas, Nevada, are working to improve the lives of underrepresented communities on the East Side and promote environmental sustainability. The Fifth Sun Project and The Solidarity Fridge are separate organizations that are focused on these issues in the East Side community. The Fifth Sun Project was founded by a group… Continue reading Strong Bonds Lead To Change
Love and Service in the City of Lights
Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada have long struggled with unhoused communities, with an estimated 6,000 unhoused individuals in Clark County as of the 2020 Point-in-Time Count. This number is likely to be an undercount, as it only includes individuals who were visible on the streets or in shelters on a single night in January. The… Continue reading Love and Service in the City of Lights
