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Pasadena’s Coming Out Day: ‘We stand in solidarity’

October 21, 2020 0

National coming out day was celebrated Oct. 11 for the LGBTQ community, and the City of Pasadena celebrated the day Oct. 13 via zoom with all members who wanted to join. Coming Out Day was…

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Voices Video- Who did you first come out to?

October 17, 2019 0

 

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After PCC took a stance against the killing of una
After PCC took a stance against the killing of unarmed Black individuals, a faculty email thread full of racism and rebuke ensued. "The arrogance of anybody saying that one life is more important than another life is unacceptable," a professor said regarding Black Lives Matter.Head to the Courier to read more. Link in bio.⁠ 📸: @v_ivie•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

Anyone can share a trending post, but someone who
Anyone can share a trending post, but someone who truly supports the movement will take it further. The Black Lives Matter movement does not need people posting pictures in order to demonstrate their so-called support. It needs people out there in the front lines, protesting and showing their allyship | Illustration by @kaitlynnmarkley⁠⁠Head to the Courier to read more. Link in bio.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

People are currently at high risk of becoming crit
People are currently at high risk of becoming critically injured during the peaceful protests due to the extreme retaliation of the police. To ensure the safety of one and others, here is a list of steps to take as precautions during the protests | Illustration by @kaylintrann⁠⁠Head to the Courier to read more. Link in bio.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

Thousands of demonstrators caravaned through the s
Thousands of demonstrators caravaned through the streets of Pasadena Tuesday, June 2 to protest and hold a vigil after the unjust murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers, forming a united call for justice and demanding actions of change from the inner city government. ⁠(📸: @kaylintrann )⁠Head to the Courier to read more. Link in bio.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentphotographer

As evident with the thousands of protests that hav
As evident with the thousands of protests that have ignited around the world, emotions such as anger, sadness, frustration, grief and fear only briefly touch upon what millions are experiencing as a result of the recent killing of Black individuals. George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery lived across the country, but even PCC’s Black community feels the shared loss of their brothers and sisters | Illustration by @kaylintrann⁠⁠Head to the Courier to read how PCC's black community is responding to these killings. Link in bio.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

BLOTTER: Subject stabbed near PCC campus.⁠
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BLOTTER: Subject stabbed near PCC campus.⁠⁠Head to the Courier (link in bio) to read more.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

Christopher Street West (CSW), a non-profit that p
Christopher Street West (CSW), a non-profit that produces the annual LA Pride Parade and Festival, announced it has made the decision to cancel in-person events for the remainder of 2020. However, through a new partnership with KABC, Southern California’s television station, and iHeartMedia Los Angeles, they are going to create the first-ever virtual Pride Parade.⁠⁠Head to the Courier (link in bio) to read more.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

Over the past week, the First Amendment has been t
Over the past week, the First Amendment has been trampled on by both law enforcement officers and criminals who chose to undermine these lawful and necessary protests by engaging in looting and destruction. The First Amendment gives us the right to peacefully assemble and also gives the press the right to report on such gatherings | Illustration by @sdphotographyla⁠⁠Head to the Courier (link in bio) to read more.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentPhotographer

Injustice and racism has been a part of our countr
Injustice and racism has been a part of our country since 1619 when slavery began in the U.S. and has not left since. Despite equal rights protests throughout the ‘50s and ‘60s, the Black community still sees frequent violence against their community today. It is our responsibility as citizens to use our voices and resources to help make a change.⁠ (📸: @kaylintrann )⁠Head to the Courier (link in bio) to learn how you can help support the #BlackLivesMatter movement.⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠•⁠#Journalism #StudentJournalist #Pasadena #PasadenaCityCollege #Journalist #PCC #Students #StudentPublication #PCCcourier #editors #newsroom #JournalismClass #photos #studentphotographer


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