American democracy has no greater threat than voter suppression. Several weeks ago, the Huffington Post reported that a bus full of elderly African American
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Editorial: The Clarion’s position on four major California ballot measures
Eleven California propositions are on the ballot for the upcoming November elections. Of those the Clarion focuses on Propositions 1, 3, 6 and 10, which
To protect survivors, voters must demand the recall of judges who sympathize with rapists
Out of every 1,000 rapes, only six people will be incarcerated. The number is a painful reminder of how survivors are regarded in the American
District officials must agree to CSEA demands for higher pay and fair treatment
For the past nine months, members of the California Schools Employees Association at Citrus — a group that includes library staff, Campus Safety officers, custodians
Glendora city council must support SB 54
Nothing in Glendora’s recent past has been as contentious as the debate over California’s sanctuary bill. California State Senate Bill 54 limits cooperation between
It’s time to arm ourselves with facts
America’s epidemic of gun violence will persist as long as politicians refuse to thoroughly fund research that is requisite for a sensible cure. It’s time
Memorial day was forged by sacrifice
Memorial Day is not about the barbecues, and it’s not about the sales and specials. It originates in the years after the Civil War. In
Three steps to changing California this june
Do everyone a favor. On June 5 make sure to vote. Cast it, get it out, rock it, if you must, or throw it away,
Can social media empower sexual assault victims?
Social media has become more than images of pets and friends. For some, social media has opened the doors of activism and serves as a