Interview with James Spooner, Vegan and Dark Skin Tattoo Specialist
July 26, 2018
Dark-skinned people can and should get a tattoo they deserve.
Breaking News
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Talley Morton
Intern Spotlight: Faith Petrie and Talley Morton
July 26, 2018
The Sentinel has always had the pleasure of receiving the best and brightest interns within the Editorial Department—and this year was no exception. Faith Petrie and Talley Morton have both contributed top-notch stories to the paper this summer. They both shared a little about themselves, their internship, goals and some advice for their peers.
Trump-Putin Meeting an Embarrassment for U.S., a Win for Russia
July 19, 2018
Journalists, political experts, and politicians across the political spectrum are skeptical about President Trump’s meeting with Putin last Monday.
Uncle of Prime Suspect in Tupac Shakur Case Claims to Know Identity of Shooter in New BET Special
July 12, 2018
In February, BET aired its docuseries Death Row Chronicles, interviewing former gang member and rapper Duane “Keefe D.” Davis, who implied that he knows who killed Shakur. Davis was granted immunity for the confession.
“Sorry to Bother You” is a Summer Must-See
July 12, 2018
Oakland rapper, activist, producer, and now screenwriter-director Boots Riley debuted his satiric, fantasy/sci-fi movie to limited audiences on July 6, and it’s definitely a hit.
Prominent Civil Rights Leader John Mack Remembered
July 12, 2018
A prominent leader wherever he went, Mack was well known for his transformative work with the Los Angeles Urban League, which he revitalized and used to aid 100,000 people annually. He made a tremendous impact on the Los Angeles community and others around the nation. His legacy stretches from Washington, D.C. to Michigan, from Atlanta to North Carolina. Mack’s activism and dedication to improving the livelihood of others was mentioned throughout the service.
Maxine Waters’ Call for Resistance Attracts Criticism
June 28, 2018
Rep. Maxine Waters tells attendees at a Keep Families Together rally in Los Angeles to resist the president’s intolerance by publicly confronting and harassing his Cabinet members and affiliates. Democrats and Republicans alike disagree.
Maxine Waters’ Calls for Resistance Attracts Criticism
June 28, 2018
Waters’ sentiments have not fared well with many Republicans and Democrats who fear that this mentality is against the country’s democratic values.