Police violence takes a toll as trauma
Roberto “Dr. Cintli” Rodriguez knows the consequences and problems that come when a traumatic event happen at a young age, and how to work through it.
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Women’s Center encourages males to join sexual assault conversations
The East Los Angeles Women’s Center has taken action to inform that sexual assault is a topic that must be talked about to boys and men and the importance of identifying the factors that contribute to sexual assault.
Signs to look out for to prevent suicide
East Los Angeles College alumn, Vanessa Bermudez shared a presentation titled “Suicide Prevention, Know the SIGNS!” on March 30.
Gritty ‘Rogue City’ follows police through danger
Netflix’s “Rogue City,” also known as “Bronx,” is an action-packed police thriller full of betrayal and violence. The police are put in difficult situations and to survive, they must question their morality. Oliver Marchal is the film’s director and, interestingly enough, was previously a policeman.
Season two of ‘The Boys’ stays true to its action-packed roots.
The jam-packed eight episodes of mayhem, fighting and story make Amazon’s “The Boys” season two a hell of a good sophomore outing. Season two of the superhero-gone-bad-themed show made some very awesome moves right out of the gate.
OPINION: Photos of Deceased won’t end Violence
Photos of students’ corpse shouldn’t be publicized because it won’t stop gun violence. It’ll only be a platform to champion the shooter.
OPINION: Video games not to blame for gun violence
By Gustavo Buenrostro “Video games are the cause of violence” is a narrative that is played out at this point, yet it still persists. President Donald Trump made a statement saying that video games are shaping the youths mind to be more violent in early March after the shooting in Florida. He also said that movies are also violent triggers for young people. The Kentucky governor Matt Bevin said video…
Survivor recounts past abuse in film
By Ruth Calcoa Sonia Rivera, director of the Sexual Assault Program at the East Los Angeles Women’s Center, said her objective is to stop violence on campus. Violence seems to be escalating each year, according to Rivera. Rivera visits campuses from middle schools to universities to raise more awareness on domestic violence and the dangers it poses. “Parents are usually the last to know. We as peers, friends, teachers and…