“UCLA stands for UC Lots of Asians.” I’m sure you have heard that one before.
Asians are everywhere at UCLA – 34 percent of undergraduates, to be exact.

Microaggressions sound like no big deal, but let me tell you – the feverish discussions centering on the concept recently should be called “macroaggressive.”
Microaggression theory, which first emerged in the 1970s, refers to unintended, albeit harmful, slights and comments toward another individual, usually a member of a disadvantaged group.

Political grandstanding could cost a lot of people their access to affordable healthcare.
Recently, Planned Parenthood has come under attack for misconstrued information regarding its abortion services and the handling of fetal tissue for scientific research.

While it seems that many men have an interest in defining gender inequality and what it means to be a woman, it seems few took the time to look up the definition of another word: irony.

Editor’s note: This blog post refers to individuals who menstruate as women because the author wanted to highlight gender inequality in health care. We acknowledge that not all individuals who menstruate identify as women and that not all individuals who identify as women menstruate, but feel this generalization is appropriate considering the gendered nature of most health care policies.

It’s summer, and for most students it’s the chance to get away from the monotony of taking classes and being told what to learn to earn a degree.

It’s summer and for most students it’s the chance to get away from the monotony of taking classes and being told what to learn to earn a degree.

It’s summer and for most students it’s the chance to get away from the monotony of taking classes and being told what to learn to earn a degree.