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Micro aggressions demean morality, race

April 19, 2017

Misuse of term ‘woke’ pushes need to unite

April 10, 2017

Executive orders breed more racism, denial

February 14, 2017

Crude oil pipeline fuels protests

By Robert Clinton, Opinion Editor

November 9, 2016

In the summer sun of Sept. 3, attack dogs licked human blood from their teeth following the vicious clashes between protesters and private security near the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). At the same time, the American media ...

Slavery exists in justice system

May 18, 2016

‘Advocate’ coach finds gratitude in public affairs

By Lorenzo Morotti, Associate Editor

May 18, 2016

The former men’s soccer coach, United Faculty vice president,and kinesiology professor is retiring after 18 years of challenging people at Contra Costa College to meet their own expectations of success. “Rudy (Zeller) was...

Retired political science professor Leonard McNeil sits alongside a college sign on campus on March 7. McNeil reminisced of the time he and former CCC president McKinley Williams spent together “dragging the main”on McDonald Avenue and 23rd Street in Richmond as Richmond High School seniors and as students at Contra Costa College.

‘Advocate’ cuts social, economic mires

March 16, 2016

Budget limits resurgence of women’s studies plan

By Roxana Amparo and Marlene Rivas, Staff Writers

March 9, 2016

Throughout the district’s three campuses there has not been an active women’s studies program or Women’s Center for more than 30 years. “It makes me feel like we’re going backward,” sociology professor Majeedah Rah...

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Professor remembered

Micro aggressions demean morality, race

Misuse of term ‘woke’ pushes need to unite

Executive orders breed more racism, denial

Solidarity over profit

Crude oil pipeline fuels protests

Slavery exists in justice system

‘Advocate’ coach finds gratitude in public affairs

‘Advocate’ cuts social, economic mires

Budget limits resurgence of women’s studies plan