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Image: Flickr/U.S. Department of Agriculture Non-college-educated U.S.-born workers have every reason to be enraged by declining wages and living standards, but more restrictive immigration policies won’t solve these problems. In his 2016 article “Yes, Immigration Hurts American Workers,” Harvard economist and right-wing darling George Borjas highlights an incident at a chicken processing plant in Georgia. “A decade ago,” he states, the plant “was raided by immigration agents, and 75 percent of its workforce vanished over a single weekend.” Unable ...

This is the final installment of my analysis of our immigration crisis. Its solution will test whether our democracy can act decisively to solve big problems. If the Democrats fail, it is conceivable that Americans will return to the anti-democratic political right that is so energized. This scenari

Black lives changed the trajectory of my life before I was born. To understand this, we must look back in history and see that Indians were not in a position to succeed in the U.S. until the 1960s.

Asian Americans deserve recognition in educational curriculums By Abigail Lamoreaux | Special to the Daily Cal Last Updated 24 hours Ago It’s no secret that U.S. education seeks to gloss over its racist, anti-Asian history. Worse, although many of us feel as though we are familiar with its horrors, we are not. Maybe we think we understand the plight of Chinese workers who in the 1860s built the transcontinental railroad. Or maybe we learned that once the transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869, U.S. Congress passed the Naturalization Act in 1870, which included the barring of male C...

Dr. Jordan VanHemert's fundraising concert surpassed it's goal days before the event. Author: Meredith TerHaar Updated: 7:02 AM EDT April 8, 2021 An assistant professor at Hope College in Holland is using his talent and his platform to raise awareness to stop Asian hate. Dr. Jordan VanHemert released his debut album last month titled, "I am not a Virus."  Now the accomplished saxophonist and composer is going one step further by hosting a Facebook live concert to raise money for an organization fighting racism and amplifying the voices of Asian women. Just on...