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September 26, 2023

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The Ozempic Crisis: A Trend Turned Dangerous
By Shae Lake
Since early 2022, thousands of people with chronic health conditions have been struggling to find...
Privacy, Democracy, and Rom-Coms: How AI Could Impact More Than We Imagined
By David Handen
You just cannot escape it. The classic romance story involving an unhappy couple, in which...

World

Situating Haiti’s Current Crisis Within a History of Imperial Abuse
By Sam Ratcliffe
The small Caribbean nation of Haiti is currently experiencing a crisis, the likes of which...
Press Issues Take Rise In India
By Samantha Dalton
"I have resigned. You won't hear me on NDTV anymore saying, 'Hello, I'm Ravish Kumar.'”...

California

Lessons From The Tenderloin
By Eric Heilmann
Ascending the Civic Center / UN Plaza BART escalator, I thought I knew what to...
California’s Support for Tesla is a One-Way Street
By Laila Hamidi
A Puzzling Return Elon Musk’s decision to open a new Tesla global engineering headquarters in...

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The Lacks Legacy: Reforming Racism in the Medical Field
The Lacks Legacy: Reforming Racism in the Medical Field
By Juliette Lovell
On a cold day in January of 1951, Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman from Virginia,...

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How Surface Level Social Liberalism Hides Hollywood’s Deeply Exploitative Labor Practices
By Ajay Madala
When we think of Hollywood’s politics, we often remember recent Oscars acceptance speeches with topics...
A Comprehensive Defense of Astrology
By Ava Bourdeau
Cancers are sensitive. Virgos are uptight. Leos are passionate. Everyone is uncertain. Throughout history, humans...

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