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Tom Steyer Promises “Big Change” in California Governor Race, Targets Corporate Interests and High Cost of Living
Businessman and climate activist Tom Steyer presented himself as the “change candidate” in California’s race for governor, promising to confront powerful corporate interests, lower living costs and expand healthcare access for millions of Californians. During an interview organized by American Community Media, Steyer argued that California has become unaffordable for working families and blamed corporate…
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Curtis Chin Explores Identity, Immigration, and Belonging in America
During AAPI Heritage Month, author and filmmaker Curtis Chin reflected on immigration, race, identity, and the evolving definition of being American through stories rooted in Detroit, family legacy, and multicultural resilience. The question of who gets to belong in America framed a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation with author and filmmaker Curtis Chin during a…
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Steve Hilton Promises Tax Cuts, Tougher Immigration Enforcement and Economic Reform in California Governor Bid
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton presented himself as a pro-business immigrant determined to “restore the California dream” during an interview hosted by American Community Media as part of its California governor race series. Hilton, originally from the United Kingdom and a former senior adviser to former British Prime Minister David Cameron, emphasized his personal immigrant…
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Deep South voting rights battle escalates after Supreme Court redistricting ruling
Voting rights activists warn the ruling weakens Black representation and accelerates redistricting efforts across the South. The fight over voting rights in the United States entered a new and volatile chapter following the Supreme Court’s April 29 decision striking down Louisiana’s congressional map containing two majority-Black districts. During the virtual press conference titled “Erasing the…
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Millions lose SNAP benefits as historic cuts reshape America’s food safety net
More than three million Americans have already lost SNAP assistance after sweeping federal cuts, raising concerns about hunger, public health, and economic instability nationwide. For millions of Americans, the grocery store has become another battleground. Families already navigating inflation, rising rents, and unstable employment are now facing a new shock: the loss of federal food…
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Matt Mahan, the millennial candidate seeking to transform California
In a recent interview organized by American Community Media, Matt Mahan, current mayor of San Jose and candidate for governor of California, presented his political proposal focused on accountability, technological innovation, and an ideology far removed from extremes. Mahan, who emphasizes that he is the only millennial candidate in the race, proposes bringing his data-driven…
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Bay Area university offers MBA with Spanish-language courses and support to strengthen Latino leadership
San Rafael, California — Access to highly accredited graduate business programs with courses and support in Spanish remains limited for Latino professionals in the United States. Dominican University of California offers a 100% online Master of Business Administration (MBA) with courses and support in Spanish and an in-person graduation. Its business school ranks among the…
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Hate crimes persist at alarming levels despite federal legislation efforts
Five years after the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, experts warn rising bias, underreporting, and political rhetoric continue fueling violence against minority communities across the United States Hate Crimes continue to rise, despite Federal legislation Five years after the passage of the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, a law designed to strengthen reporting systems and address a…
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Tony Thurmond outlines bold housing, healthcare, and immigration agenda in gubernatorial briefing
In a wide-ranging conversation with ethnic media, candidate Tony Thurmond detailed plans to abolish ICE, implement single-payer healthcare, tax billionaires, and expand housing supply, framing affordability and equity as central pillars of his campaign for California governor. A California native and current Superintendent of Public Instruction, Thurmond framed his campaign as a collective effort to…
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What Public Records Reveal About Cooperation Between ICE and Local Police
Experts warned at a meeting organized by American Community Media (ACoM) that, despite state laws designed to limit collaboration with immigration authorities, information-sharing between local police departments and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues through opaque and often informal channels. Cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and ICE remains difficult to track, even in states…
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Between the Law and Its Consequences: Experts Warn of the Risks of Eliminating Birthright Citizenship in the U.S.
In a panel organized by American Community Media (ACoM), legal, demographic, and immigration specialists examined the potential elimination of birthright citizenship, warning of economic, social, and generational consequences that could reshape the country’s structure. As the issue returns to the forefront of the U.S. political agenda, the possibility of eliminating birthright citizenship — guaranteed by…
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Between Control and Autonomy: The Debate on Cell Phone Bans in Schools
In a panel organized by American Community Media (ACoM), specialists and students examined the impact of banning cell phones in classrooms. While evidence points to improvements in concentration, student voices caution against its limitations and potential unintended consequences. In a context where cell phone use is embedded in the daily lives of teenagers, schools across…
