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'May December' film about Mary Kay Letourneau ignites discussion of race and class

‘May December’ film about Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau ignites discussion of race and class

'May December' film about Mary Kay Letourneau ignites discussion of race and class

Portrait Of: 'The Latinos Of Asia'

ORIX Rental Corporation to lease out environment-friendly vehicles

Cal Poly Pomona community celebrates LGBT history month

By Billy Huang, Oct. 24, 2023 The month of October marks the annual celebration of LGBT History Month, a time for everyone — gay and straight alike — to commemorate the achievements and struggles of those who walked before them and continue to raise awareness of the ongoing discrimination they still face today. To celebrate

We're All Preppy Now

On a recent Tuesday afternoon, a student of mine wore an attention-grabbing baseball cap to class. The brim was frayed and worn, and the word COCKS was stitched in block letters across the front. I recognized it immediately. This exact cap had been popular 30 years earlier when I was in high school. COCKS is the unsubtle phallic short name for the University of South Carolina’s football team, the Gamecocks. But in the 1990s, boys a thousand miles away in suburban Boston wore it with their Patago

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How a style steeped in American elitism took over the world

DML Hosts Prominent Speakers for Social Justice

Dayton Metro Library will host two Speaker programs this month as part of its Social Justice Speaker Series.

Author Anthony Ocampo talks intersectionality

California State Polytechnic University sociology professor and author Anthony Ocampo spoke Tuesday about what it means to be “brown and gay in the USA”. He addressed attendees from Northwestern, Northeastern Illinois University and Oakton College as part of programming for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.  A son of Filipino immigrants, Ocampo said his...

Book talk unites intersections of LGBTQIA+ and the Brown community