After more then 1 million signatures, more then 130 candidates, and months of grassroots campaigning, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decided that people in California are just too ignorant to have their voices heard. Read more...

The relatively recent movement in higher education for a diversity requirement in many ways has its origins in the historical struggle for ethnic studies on college campuses. Read more...

What is a liberal activist to do when faced with the real possibility of losing the California governorship to a “right-wing conspiracy”, a.k.a. the recall election? Read more...

As we begin the 21st century, our world is rapidly shrinking and UCLA graduates are finding themselves increasing their interaction with individuals of diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Read more...

A recent federal court decision may delay the California recall election, possibly until March when a presidential primary is scheduled. The common wisdom among political observers is that such a delay would help the Democrats. Read more...

This summer, I took a few classes at UC Berkeley. I really had no reason to. I’m a Southern California guy. The classes I took weren’t special Cal-only courses. Read more...

Few governors in the history of the state of California have ever faced a political crisis as large and overwhelming as the recall Gray Davis currently faces. Read more...