On Latina Equal Pay Day, the News Media Needs to Look Inward
On Latina Equal Pay Day, we need to look critically at the aspects of journalism that harm Latinas and others underrepresented in the industry.
Man on the Street: A PSA for Midtown Sacramento
In the past week, two women have taken to social media to share their experiences of being harassed and threatened by men while alone in Midtown Sacramento.
Risking lives for the ’gram
Hundreds attended a New Year’s Eve party last week in spite of a regional stay-at-home order. Now, they’re being called out for reckless behavior.
Sacramento, but for who?
Sacramento just got a makeover, courtesy of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council. The organization’s new two-minute commercial is a straightforward appeal to Bay Area families looking to flee to somewhere cheaper, but, we swear, just as hip. It’s a portrait of a city on the rise, complete with amenities for those who can afford it. Think handcrafted lattes, a sophisticated nightlife, toned, sweaty bodies in a gym that resembles a nightclub. Dog parks. Murals. Record shopping. You get it.
What’s missing from this image is obvious to some who already call Sacramento home.