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Travis Bristol speaks to a group of men at a table.

Professor pushes for diversity in teacher workforce

February 19, 2020

A group of men and boys without shirts on in a line as a man with a military uniform inspects them.

Coronavirus: Fear of Asians rooted in long American history of prejudicial policies

February 12, 2020

a photo of slaves working in a field

Taking time to reflect on how deeply slavery has shaped our society

February 7, 2020

portrait of Takiyah Franklin

Staffer Takiyah Franklin on striving to live a liberated life, leading with love

February 4, 2020

A group protests the Washington Redskins name across from Levi's Stadium before an NFL football game between the Redskins and the San Francisco 49ers.

Washington Redskins’ name, Native mascots offend more than previously reported

February 4, 2020

an illustration of an american flag made out of water drops and an image of the Rodney King beating

Four films for an afrocentric view of history

February 3, 2020

students celebrate at graduation

Meet the 12 winners of UC Berkeley’s African American Initiative scholarship

February 3, 2020

henry looks at the camera outside sather tower

No shortcuts for first-year Tim Henry

February 3, 2020

Charles Reichmann, a lecturer at Berkeley Law, discovered John Henry Boalt's racist writings in the Bancroft Library in 2017

How the discovery of a racist speech led to a new name for Berkeley Law building

January 30, 2020

a man hammers off the T in Boalt on the side of the law school building

UC Berkeley removes racist John Boalt’s name from law school

January 30, 2020

Victoria Vera says those who consider creating a proposal for the Building Name Review Committee shouldn't be discouraged by the work involved.

Removing Boalt Hall’s name helps campus climate, undergrad says

January 30, 2020

Richard Livingston Jr., whose son Richard Dejion Livingston III was murdered in 2015, sits outside cradling the urn that contains his son's remains. The sky is wintry and cool, and the skyline of San Francisco is in the background. (UC Berkeley photo by Brittany Hosea-Small)

For families of Oakland murder victims, police practices add to trauma, study says

January 23, 2020

carol christ looks at the camera

Chancellor confronts challenges in campus space, diversity

December 19, 2019

Frances Causey walks in the woods next to a representation of a slave

Haunted by slavery, a white woman reckons with her family’s past

December 5, 2019

Portrait of Saida Dahir

Somali American student uses slam poetry to speak out against injustice

November 25, 2019

an open book sits on a dark stand, waiting to be scanned

Berkeley Library expands digitization work, helping blind scholars

November 14, 2019

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