The ignorance of social media
December 3, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Recently, The Sacramento Bee posted images and a few articles on its Facebook page about protests throughout the country the night Darren Wilson was not indicted.As I read comments like, “Brown’s parents should have taught him better” and “the ‘homies’ should stop attacking whites,” I was ...
Ferguson is just the surface of a generational wound
Kevin Hendricks Jr. - @seekevrun
December 1, 2014
Filed under Opinion
Not a single emotion was spared Monday evening after the news was announced that Darren Wilson, the 28-year-old Missouri police officer, would not be indicted on any charges in the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.To say emotions ran high would be a gross understatement.As is the case with any hi...
Male privilege is becoming more obvious
State Hornet Staff
May 13, 2014
Filed under Opinion
People like to throw around the word “privilege” in regards to race and status, but many ignore the blatant male privilege happening every day. Privilege is when a group of people, not an individual, receives conscious or unconscious benefits based purely on a demographic trait or characteristic...
Students, faculty discuss difficult situations at annual Spring Convocation
State Hornet Staff
April 8, 2014
Filed under News
As a Filipino-American, Associated Students Inc. President Nielsen Gabriel said he has faced typical Asian stereotypes, including being a math whiz and science genius.But as a sophomore, Gabriel questioned the validity of racial stereotypes after encountering a group of people who he met for the first...
Bridging the pay gap and ending gender inequality
State Hornet Staff
March 18, 2014
Filed under Opinion
During President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Address earlier this year, he urged for the end to the embarrassing gender pay gap. Although women make up half of the workforce, they are only making 77 cents per every dollar men earn.Obama however, did not specify that the figure he spoke of was ...
Affirmative action programs reconsidered under new California amendment
February 18, 2014
Filed under News
California voters will reconsider affirmative action programs in higher education on the November ballot after a proposed amendment passed the Senate last month.Approved by 54.6 percent of California voters in 1996, Proposition 209 is an amendment to California’s Constitution that prohibits affirmati...
affirmative action
McClatchy Tribune
October 29, 2013
Filed under Opinion
Size as needed, Patterson Clark scratchboard-style B&W illustration of African American climbing a ladder held by white man, woman while another white man tries to saw the ladder apart. The Miami Herald, 1995 CATEGORY: ILLUSTRATION SUBJECT: Affirmative action illus. 3 ARTIST: Patterson Clark ORIGIN: Miami H...
Racial diversity needs more representation on network TV
October 30, 2012
Filed under Entertainment
In 1976, the network primetime TV lineup had five shows — including “Good Times,” “Chico and The Man” and “The Jeffersons” — revolving around minorities, making network TV more diverse 36 years ago than it is today. There has been progress in the past decade to make TV shows reflect the...
Men’s cross country suffers its first loss of the season on Santa Clarita soil
September 21, 2012
Filed under Sports
The Sacramento State men’s cross country team suffered its first loss of the 2012 season today at the Pac-12 Preview at the Robinson Ranch Golf Course in Santa Clarita. Northern Arizona won the men’s 8k Invite with 23 points, followed by UCLA with 58 and Arizona State with 66. Cal Poly came in fourth w...
Women’s cross-country accomplishes first win of the season in San Francisco
September 14, 2012
Filed under Sports
The Sacramento State women’s cross-country team earned its first victory of the 2012 season Friday at the Speedway Meadow at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Sac State won the women’s race with 47 points, followed by Cal State Stanislaus with 59 points. The University of San Fran...
