Editor’s Note: To celebrate Women’s History Month, South Kern Sol is highlighting notable female leaders in Kern County who are working to create positive change in their community.
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‘Women have valuable things to say”: South Kern Sol youth reporters speak about International Women’s Day
Women across the world have been celebrating International Women’s Day for more than 100 years, beginning in 1914. Every year on March 8, women remember the economic, cultural, political and social achievements of women.
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‘Home’ at last: Writer to share struggle to belong at CSUB presentation
Even as young as she was, Mexican immigrant Reyna Grande knew that when she started to dream in English, she had lost a part of herself.
Q&A: Author of book about Larry Itliong talks about why she writes about Filipino-American history
The National Book Tour for “Journey For Justice: The Life of Larry Itliong” first kicked off in early February with a three-day event in Delano, the birthplace to one of the most significant American social movements of all time.
‘There is no better way to show love than by breaking bread’: South High celebrates Black History Month with annual luncheon
Community members, South High staff and students had a special lunch Thursday at South High’s annual Black History Month Luncheon.
‘Everyone’s news is equal’: Local newspaper editor highlights black community in weekly publication
James Luckey Jr. has been in the newspaper business for as long as he can remember.