Quarry Lane School Journalism Club
Editorial
On Domestic Violence: Model Minority, Private Pain
*Content note: discussion of domestic violence. Forty-five-year-old Mamta Shah met her second husband at a student union in 2012, and they soon shared a cramped Houston apartment to begin their new life together. Shah had recently fled Nepal and an abusive marriage, gaining asylum status in the United States for her condition. She had endured […]
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#MeToo Inspires Change Within The South Asian Community
DUBLIN, California –– When 29-year-old Srishti Prabha said she was sexually harassed by her boss at her first job, she said she did not file a complaint with human resources. She did not find a lawyer and contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. There were no courtroom dramas or scalding accusations. Why? Because the only […]
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How We Come TOGETHER: Podcast W/ Dublin Vice-Mayor Arun Goel
Constant coronavirus updates have left Tri-Valley residents confused and concerned, making it all the more important to connect with city and community officials. In an interview conducted by editor-in-chief Kanchan Naik, Dublin’s Vice Mayor Arun Goel answers questions about the city’s response to the pandemic, and discusses youth nonprofit Break the Outbreak’s efforts to make […]
MoreAislamiento: Perspectiva de un estudiante
La cuarentena no es fácil. Cada día, tenemos que acostumbrarnos a la vida sin nuestros amigos y maestros. Nuestras noticias cuentan cuentas de vidas perdidas y hospitales llenos de víctimas del virus. Durante estos tiempos de tristeza, la mejor cosa de hacer es comunicar y mantener la solidaridad en nuestra comunidad. Para entender las dificultades […]
MoreA Message From the Roar
The onset of the coronavirus outbreak has marked a period of isolation, anxiety, and fear in all of our lives — and understandably so. But as much as this pandemic has taken from us, it has also provided a necessary glimpse into our blessings. To encourage positivity during this difficult time, here is a video […]
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