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Two Years and Multiple Variants Later in the COVID-19 Pandemic, Vaccines and Boosters are the Best Defense, Say CDC Doctors

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What 5 to 11-Year-Olds Need to Recover from COVID-19 Pandemic

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One World for Ukraine: Helping Refugees from the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

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Children and Domestic Violence: They Perceive More than You Think

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Moving Beyond Hate: Asian American Women Respond to Uptick in Hate Attacks

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Omicron Impacts Everyone, Even Children!

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Overturn Roe v. Wade? Abortion Rights at Stake!

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Changes For 2022 Tax Season

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COVID-19: Give Up or Keep Fighting!

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COVID-19 Vaccines: Our Most Effective Tool

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Southern U.S. Redistricting: Ethnic Minority Voices Diluted

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A Message From Caregivers: Vaccines or Formaldehyde? The Choice is Yours

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Why are Children Expendable? A Question for America

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Omicron – The Fight is Not Over Yet

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Anti-vax Sentiment, Hardships, Mistrust Fuel Butte County’s Low Vaccination Rates

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Redistricting in Southern States: Communities of Color Push for More Equity

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Fighting for Fair Redistricting Maps in Alabama – Communities of Color React

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Medical Practitioners Plea: Vaccinate Yourself, Your Kids Five or Older Today, It’s Safe!

(Above, Inset) Dr Mark Ghaly, Secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Important to Vaccinate Kids Against COVID-19, Says Doctor, As California Starts Vaccination for Kids

(Above): Protesting recent anti-voter legislation across the country, demonstrators at the Freedom to Vote rally, Oct. 23, in Washington, D.C., call to pressure Congress to pass three voting rights acts. (Bob Korn/Shutterstock) (Inset: l-r): Wade Henderson, Interim President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the oldest civil rights coalition in the U.S.; John C. Yang, Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice (AAJC); Jacqueline De Leon, Staff Attorney, Native American Rights Fund; and Sean Morales-Doyle, Acting Director for the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Struggling for Voting Rights at Tipping Point: Congress Needs to Act Now

(Above, Inset: l-r): Marta Victoria Canossa, Ortega, Canossa and Associates, an immigration attorney in Los Angeles; and Blaine Bookey, Legal Director, Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, University of California Hastings College of Law. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Update on Asylum and Visa Rules: Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence Gain New Hope?

(Above, Inset: l-r): Monica Vaca, Acting Deputy Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection, FTC; and Rosario Mendez, Attorney, Consumer & Business Education, FTC. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Scams: How Consumer Fraud Impacts Communities of Color

(Above, Inset: l-r): Edward Flores, Assistant Professor of Sociology and co-director of the UC Merced Center on Labor and Community; Naindeep Singh, Jakara Movement (impact for Punjabi food processors); and Sarait Martinez, Executive Director, Centro Binacional. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Kern County, Calif. Farmworkers, Food Processors, Face Covid-19 Vaccination Barriers

(Above, Inset: l-r): IRS experts – Ken Corbin, Commissioner, Wage and Investment Division, Chief Taxpayer Experience Officer; and Susan Simon, Director, Customer Assistance, Relationships and Education. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Taxman’s Advice – File Your Tax Return, the IRS is Here to Help

(Above, Inset: l-r): Anh Nguyen, Census Bureau demographer; Karuna Ramachandran, Director of Statewide Partnerships with Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta; Victoria Huynh, Center for Pan Asian Community Services; Glory Kilanko, Founder and CEO of Women Watch Afrika; and Maria Rosario Palacios, Founder, Georgia Familias Unidas. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Georgia Needs Fair Redistricting: Ethnic Groups Sound Alarm

(Above, Inset: l-r): Alvaro Hernandez, Executive Director of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission; Paul Mitchell, Owner of Redistricting Partners and Vice President of Political Data, is a national expert on redistricting and demographics; Sara Sadhwani, Commissioner for the California Citizens Redistricting Commission, Assistant Professor of Politics, Pomona College, specializing in American politics, racial and ethnic politics; and Linda Akutagawa, California Redistricting Commissioner, President and CEO of LEAP (Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics). (Siliconeer/EMS)

The Nuts and Bolts of California’s Redistricting Process: From Majority-minority to Multi-minority Districts

(Above, Inset: l-r): Basima Sisemore, researcher for the Global Justice Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley; Elsadig Elsheikh, Director of the Global Justice Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley; Helen Zia, AAPI activist, author, and journalist; and Irene de Barraicua, Director of Operations, Lideres Campesinas. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Why Women are Primary Target of Xenophobic Hate

(Above, inset: l-r): Dr Ben Neuman, Ph. D, Chief virologist at the Global Health Research Complex at Texas A&M University; and Dr Monica Gandhi, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine, UC San Francisco's School of Medicine. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Are Boosters Needed to Fight COVID-19? – Experts from California and Texas Weigh In

(Above, l-r): Dr Raphe Sonenshein, Executive Director of the Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs at Cal State LA; Sonja Diaz, Founding Director, UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative (LPPI); Jonathan Paik, Executive Director of Orange County Civic Engagement Table (OCCET Action); Janette Robinson-Flint, Black Women for Wellness; and Michael Gomez Daly, Inland Empire United/Inland Empowerment. (Siliconeer/EMS)

The New Demographics of Ethnic Vote: A Look at California’s Gubernatorial Recall

(Above: Clockwise from top left): Speakers at an Ethnic Media Services briefing, held Sept. 22 – Victoria Grijalva Ochoa, Redistricting Program Manager, One Arizona; Reginald Bolding, Co-Executive Director, Arizona Coalition for Change and candidate for AZ State Secretary; Sandy Ochoa, Mi Familia Vota; Jennifer Chau, AZ AANHPI for Equity; Jaynie Parrish, Navajo County Democrats; and Andrea Varela, One Arizona Coalition/Rural Arizona Engagement. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Red or Blue? – Fight for Fair Redistricting in Arizona

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