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Bay Area residents share stories behind the traditional Chinese funeral practice

As a Chinese international student who has been studying and living in the United States since high school, I consider myself an ambassador bridging the two cultures. I am always interested in exploring how some traditional Chinese cultural practices are being practiced here in the United States. During my last quarter at Stanford University, I […]

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Unrepresented: The complicated history of the 33 million missing votes in the 2024 election

If you include noncitizens, residents of Washington D.C., Americans living in U.S. territories and those serving time for a felony, the count totals to roughly 33 million people who are denied the right to representation despite being subject to U.S. law, paying taxes, and in some cases, even serving in the military.

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Why Louisiana church burnings prompted a discussion about racism in metal music

Authorities highlighted an arson suspect’s association with a music sub-genre known as “black metal” as a possible motive for allegedly burning down three historically black churches in Louisiana. Some on social media felt that the conversation should have been about racism, not music. But others pointed out that black metal has a history of association with nationalism and white supremacy.

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