Democracy on the Line: Gerrymandering, Trump, and the Fight for Representation
Trump’s GOP erodes democracy through gerrymandering and power grabs. Can Democrats defend fair representation without losing it all?
CCSA Doesn't Care
The LAUSD tried to protect students attending schools in the most economically vulnerable neighborhoods. Charter schools sued to stop them.
Live Aid: The Day The Music Mattered
Forty years ago, Bob Geldof harnessed the power of music to drive change. Given the political environment, could Live Aid happen today?
Hope Out Of Chaos
Amid chaos and change, an imminent move north brings calm, reflection, and hope—proof that healing and growth can follow life’s upheavals.
Born In East LA: American Citizens Caught in ICE’s Dragnet
Trump’s War on Immigration shifted from criminals to families and minors when quotas weren’t met. Is the focus now on race instead of legal status?
Peaceful Protest, Violent Response: LAPD’s Legacy Continues
Los Angeles’ largest street gang, the LAPD, violently attacks citizens after thousands spent the day peacefully protesting Trump’s policies.
Pride Under Siege: The LAPD’s Troubled History With the LGBTQ+ Community
With the LGBTQ+ community’s historically strained relationship with the LAPD, can it rely on protection from violence during Pride Month?
Deporting Children to Die Is Not Pro-Life
Trump’s War on Immigration considers killing a young child because she was born in Mexico. Does life begin at conception and end at the border?
Will The Real Working Class Hero Please Stand Up
Bruce Springsteen and the President appeal to the working class. “The Boss” empowers them through storytelling and Trump harnesses their fears.
A Minor Threat
When the War on Immigrants targets toddlers, cancer patients, and first-graders: a satirical look at immigration policy in Trump's America.