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Rebecca Nagle will speak about Indigenous representation at CSUB
On Wednesday, April 17, The Kegley Institute of Ethics at California State University Bakersfield (CSUB) will host its annual memorial lecture. “Changing the Narrative: Native/Indigenous Representation in the News Media” event will feature Rebecca Nagle, an acclaimed journalist and member of the Cherokee Nation.
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The Center and BAIHP bring diverse community members together to talk about nonbinary native youth‘s death
The indigenous and 2SLGBTQ+ community are in mourning since the death of 16 year old, Chahta (Choctaw) native Owasso High School student Nex Benedict, a nonbinary youth who identified with they/them pronouns, in February 2024.
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Breaking the Mold: examining stereotypes in Hispanic representation within film and media
By Sofia Gonzalez
Hispanic Representation in the media is significant, but a lot of times it’s stereotypical and when it comes to Hispanic representation in media and films, this Cesar Chavez quote comes to mind: “Preservation of one’s own culture does not require contempt or disrespect for other cultures.”
Rising entertainment platform prices prompt concerns among consumers
By Daniel Flores Meza
Over the last few years, the prices of entertainment platforms have been on a steady incline, causing many people to be upset with the increased prices.
McFarland faces a shortage of restaurants
By Bryan Contreras
Mcfarland, a town renowned for its tight-knit community, is currently having a problem with a shortage of restaurants — a situation that has led to concern among its residents.
AI in music: a harmony of creativity and concerns
By Dianeli Nevarez
The music industry is something that has always been powered by humans, driven by our creativity and self-expression.