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In Mexico, an End to Hugs

Organized crime in Mexico is fueling pressure on the country's new president amid threats from president-elect Trump for a more aggressive posture.

Stop-the-Hate Message Shared With Tens of Thousands at Calif’s Largest Black-Themed Street Festival

Hundreds of thousands gathered at the 19th annual Taste of Soul Festival in Crenshaw — an event dubbed “California’s largest block party."

LA Latino Community Fights Surge of Anti-Immigrant Hate During Election Season

To prevent hate acts and crimes, Los Angeles County involved local Latino consulates to join the LA vs Hate campaign.

Racists Deface Campaign Signs of 2 Asian American Candidates

Two Asian American candidates running for office in Milpitas near San Jose, CA have been targeted with hate crimes.

What Part of ‘Illegal’ Don’t You Understand?

America has embraced undocumented immigrants for decades, because it needs their labor. Can we turn our backs on them now, uprooting millions of lives?

‘We Have Been Victims of False Narratives’ — Sikhs Look to Make Their Stories Heard

At a Sikh Listening Session, community members discussed the positive changes and the challenges they see in relations with mainstream America.

Biden to Apologize for US Role in Indian Boarding Schools

Biden is scheduled to travel to the Gila River Indian Community on Oct. 25, his first visit to tribal lands as president, where he will deliver his remarks.

Language Access a Barrier to Elections for Communities Nationwide

A new report finds that gaps in election legislation including the Voting Rights Act excludes many Limited English Proficient communities across the country.

Korean American Community Rattled by Racist Incidents

Both incidents point to the ongoing racial animus targeting the AAPI community and the impacts of racist political rhetoric ahead of the November elections.

Black Caucus Members Weigh Next Steps for Reparations in California

Caucus members are on a statewide listening tour after the State Assembly failed to bring up two reparations bills for a floor vote last month.

‘Uplift the Human Spirit’ Celebrates 10 Years of Building Community

On a warm evening at San Joaquin Delta College, Susan Her reflected on the history of the nonprofit she founded 10 years ago. 

Former SF Examiner Editor and Community Health Advocate Ted Fang Dead at 61

Fang, son of Chinese American businesswoman and philanthropist Florence Fang, was known for his work promoting public health.

Undocumented Victims of Labor Abuse Find Relief in New Federal Program

Hundreds of undocumented immigrants in LA are benefiting from a new federal program that shields victims of labor abuse from deportation

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