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The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Students sand together in protest of Trump's election

Dream Center will provide attorneys for students in fear of their future

Ryan Mancini November 9, 2016
Given Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, CSUN Dreamers are preparing for the worst.
The president of the University of Missouri system, Tim Wolfe, steps down after accusations of no action taking place after numerous counts of racism on campus.

Poll: Should the president of the University of Missouri have resigned after claims of unreported racism?

Contributor November 9, 2015
This resignation may be a premature response to an ongoing problem.
Illustration by: Ruby Kim / Contributor

Racist representations in the media needs to change

Natanya Toomes October 15, 2014

Black and white, two hues usually set to depict opposites. From films to one’s own reality, these shades alone hold the power of how we view each other in society. In many films and TV shows,...

Women prisoners are taking their babies for a walk. However for some, they have been denied the privilege of walking their own child. Courtesy of MCT

Sterilizing women prisoners is denying a human a life, future and humanity

Himerria Wortham May 7, 2014

The California Senate Health Committee was presented with a bill on April 2 that aims to close loopholes that allowed for the sterilization of women prisoners without state approval. While this bill...

Courtesy of MCT

Race still matters in the college admissions process

Calvin Ratana April 16, 2014

“Affirmative action was the government’s first and only program that attempted to combat institutional racism.” Those words rang loud in my head, as my high school teacher taught my class the...

Illustration by Luis Rivas/Senior Staff

Hip-hop is resistance against the inequalities in society

Luis Rivas April 2, 2014

When I tell people that hip-hop can save the world, I am usually met with confused looks, blank stares or people rolling their eyes. But it’s true. Hip-hop can fight against racism, sexism and other...

Illustration by Gayane Galstyan/Contributor

America’s legal system is still unjust for many Americans

Champaign Williams March 12, 2014

Disclaimer: If you do not believe that racism is still heavily embedded in the American culture, then you are going to detest this article. However, if you have grown frustrated with the reality of...

Illustration by Julie Salvaterria/Contributor

Racist memes are no laughing matter

Whitney Shepard March 6, 2014

Life shouldn’t be taken too seriously and we should all be able to laugh at ourselves, right? After all, the most successful comedians have made a career out of laughing at their pain. Kevin Hart,...

Katy Perry: an unconditional racist

Katy Perry: an unconditional racist

Calvin Ratana December 4, 2013

It was just a regular Sunday night after a busy shift, one hour before closing. My co-worker decided to change the TV channel to view the American Music Awards (AMA). Some odd twist of fate led me to...

Marissa Alexander case is not unique

Mona Adem December 3, 2013

Does “justice for all include everyone, regardless of gender, race or aristocratic dichotomies?” The only appropriate answer to your question, Marissa Alexander, is absolutely no, especially if...

Time to let the N-word fade out

Time to let the N-word fade out

Abigaelle Levray November 25, 2013

  Although the Martin-Incognito bullying scandal may not have been fueled solely by the use of the N-word, it did bring up an important topic: the contemporary use of a word that should have...

True hip hop music lies underground

True hip hop music lies underground

Calvin Ratana November 18, 2013

I beat the p*ssy up, up, up. Hold on folks, what the hell? Did rapper LoveRance really say that he’s going to beat a vagina up? Oh yes he did. Folks, this is the state of the so called hip-hop industry...

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