The Toronto Star — A rally that descended into violence and a passionate debate on CNN have brought the Ku Klux Klan to the forefront of the U.S. election coverage.
Intolerance surges during periods of social transformation — be it war, immigration...
The New York Times — Three white men accused of attacking a group of Hispanics in a Los Angeles County park on Feb. 28 were charged with hate crimes this week, the authorities said. The alleged attack came just a day after a Ku Klux Klan rally in...
The Sun — Larry Walker, who held public offices from city councilman to county supervisor, retired Friday, March 4, after 38 years of public service. He was a Chino councilman for eight years, a county supervisor for 12 years and the county’s auditor...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin — Christina Johnson, director of development for Cal State San Bernardino’s athletic program, has been named girls volleyball coach at Chino Hills High School, replacing Dana Buzzerio, who had been part of the program as...
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin — Cal State San Bernardino’s Alexcia Mack was named to the All-CCAA women’s basketball first team, the newspaper reported. Also earning postseason honors for the women’s team were Chelsea Barnes (second team) and Adriana...
UNIDOSSC.com — The Spanish-language online news site reported that Nely Galán — successful entrepreneur, real estate investor, television producer and the first Latina to lead a television network — inspired those who attended the “Making an Impact”...
Fontana Herald News — Francisca Beer, a professor of accounting and finance, and associate dean for Graduate Studies and Student Research at Cal State San Bernardino, will be on an education panel at the second annual Young Women's Leadership...
The Huffington Post — “In light of both the horrifying scenes of an Anaheim Klan rally this past weekend and the awkward political mainstreaming and grudging political repudiation of hatemongers like the Klan, American Renaissance, Daily Stormer...
The Christian Science Monitor — Brian Levin, director of Cal State San Bernardino's Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, is quoted in an article about the difference in approach — force vs. nonviolence — addressing hate groups such as the Ku...
KQED — While the Ku Klux Klan has been mostly under the radar these days, hot-button issues such as immigration and support for Republican presidential candidates has brought it and other white supremacist groups into the limelight.
“And it was...
Jewish News (Phoenix, Ariz.) — How often do we hear someone advise us to “do the right thing”? What they often don’t get to is how difficult it can be to discern the right thing.
That’s why we’re amazed at the actions of Brian Levin, director of the...
The Press-Enterprise —Lois Carson remembers a very different Cal State San Bernardino.
“It looked like a desert,” said Carson, 84, of San Bernardino, remembering 1965, the year the school opened. “Lots of wind and jackrabbits and three little...