Commentary: Ferguson’s City Manager Resigns, But It Really Makes You Wonder
I strangely find myself hearkening back to one of my favorite adolescent movies, Pump Up the Volume….
I strangely find myself hearkening back to one of my favorite adolescent movies, Pump Up the Volume….
“The lady doth protest too much, methinks” was originally a quote in Act III, Scene II of…
Though the report is not yet finalized, the New York Times is saying that the Justice Department…
While the third annual Breaking the Silence of Racism event did not come close to matching what…
This week marked what would have been Martin Luther King’s 85th birthday, had he not been shot…
The disproportionate incarceration rate of minorities in general, and blacks in particular, is one of the most…
By Gloria Partida along with the boards of Team Davis and Davis Phoenix Coalition The merits and…
“Nonviolence is a powerful and just weapon. which cuts without wounding and ennobles the man who wields…
We are calling on all members of the UC Davis community. The recent murders of Black people…
By Kayla Koenigshof It started with a vigil for Trayvon Martin. At some point the evening shifted…
On Wednesday night the Davis City Council reaffirmed its status as a sanctuary city. The resolution noted…
Gay Havens-Monteagle Powers, 1946 – 2014 Gay Havens-Monteagle Powers, 68, died, following a long and courageous battle…
Emerging out of the Ferguson, Missouri, situation has been a community discussion, not just of policing and…
In the last several weeks we have seen in many cases the worst of humanity. Anger has…
by Madhavi Sunder This is a story about an effort I was privileged to participate in to…
A cartoon published in the Davis Enterprise that seems to depict border guards in a flood of…
(from city of Davis Press Release) Recipients in four categories have been selected to receive Thong Hy…
by Matt Williams In her Sunday Special to the Enterprise Nancy Peterson covers a lot of ground, but…