Author Mohammed Ahmad
Protesters were met with Zionist mobs, intimidation, and racist and homophobic slurs by Pro-Israel counter-protesters.
How LA’s Palestinian restaurateurs use food as preservation and resistance
A city with a profound history of social justice now deals with the consequences of mass monitoring.
As the DRC commemorates 28 years since the second Congo war, LA’s Congolese community reflect on the devastation that continues today.
The new film is a crucial contribution to conversations around homelessness and collective liberation.
A Lebanese-American resident in Los Angeles weighs in on the attacks and recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah.
Rising rents, racist landlords, and gentrification have put community hubs at risk .
Videos of violence towards flotilla activists show brutal mistreatment of kidnapped participants.
Two years following the Palestine encampments, Occidental students relaunch theirs, pressuring administration to divest from genocide.
Humanitarian activists relaunch an effort to break Gaza’s siege.
How mass atrocities, power struggles, and impunity continue to shape Sudan’s present
Two years after the fall of Artsakh, Armenians of Los Angeles reflect on exile, preservation, and continuing the fight for the return of their homeland.
LA residents and members of Gulf Arab countries were among those captured and tortured on the Global Sumud Flotilla.
Palestinian journalists remain resilient despite constant attacks.
The U.S. once again continues to reveal its deep investment and complicity in imperial violence.
Occidental breaks its silence by filing conduct charges against students over protest, raising concerns of censoring free speech and political targeting.
For Palestinians in LA and across the world, the ongoing genocide in Gaza is a reality that cannot be ignored.
The attack on Palestinian students at UCLA continues to escalate.
“Just eat,” said Occidental College president Tom Stritikus to Jackie Hu, a junior at Occidental and one of the 10 students who began a hunger strike at the college on April 21.