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The Master's University women's volleyball team needed just three sets to defeat the University of Antelope Valley Friday, Aug. 18 in their third match of the La Sierra Tournament in Riverside.

New monument honours Aboriginal digger and other heroes from World War I.

Aug. 3 - Aug. 6: BlackStar Film Festival in Philly, Fall Out Boy in N.J., and Dean Ford & The Beautiful Ones in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

'Storming Caesars Palace' grippingly details the rise of the National Welfare Rights Organization, a coalition of welfare activists.

'Storming Caesars Palace' There were almost two decades between Dartmouth College professor of history Annelise Orleck writing Storming Caesars Palace: How Black Mothers Fought Their Own War on Poverty and director Hazel Gurland-Pooler adapting it into a documentary for PBS, but the message has never stopped being relevant. JAM hosts a special screening of the film, which tells the story of grassroots labor organizer Ruby Duncan and her efforts to mobilize her fellow Las Vegas workers in...

<p>A leading historian of poor people's activism joins HNN for a discussion of the new edition of her acclaimed book on the Las Vegas Welfare Rights movement, which is the basis for a documentary now streaming on PBS. </p>

The farm, which sits in the middle of a food desert, is strategically located to provide the community with access to fresh produce.

<p>A leading historian of poor people's activism joins HNN for a discussion of the new edition of her acclaimed book on the Las Vegas Welfare Rights movement, which is the basis for a documentary now streaming on PBS. </p>

Proving that they were the real experts on poverty and how to alleviate it.

“Storming Caesars Palace” is a new PBS documentary that follows a group of poor women who fought back against the racist stereotype of welfare mothers.