Editorials – Page 2

Saturday, December 28, 2024

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Castro Valley High School’s award-winning student newspaper. We are born to seek the truth!

Online privacy and censorship is a balancing act

Who gets the right to view the media they want? In the digital age, this is an ongoing argument across

Since the 20th century, lawmakers have shown they do not prioritize LGBTQ+ rights and people. From ignoring the AIDs epidemic

During the height of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, as images and discourse were being rapidly exchanged around the

Thunder and rainstorms struck California over the last month. Streets flooded and collapsed, houses leaked and were destroyed by trees,

Parental rights in education law enactments have been the focal point of recent anti-LGBTQ+ campaigns, however they are not something

The midterm elections took place on Nov. 8. The Olympian ran a voluntary mock election, which didn’t include all propositions

In 2019, California Senate Bill 328 passed, mandating high schools to start classes no earlier than 8:30 a.m. each morning.

Abortion. People’s bodily autonomy being debated by the government. A lot has happened reguarding the right to a safe abortion.

With everything happening in Ukraine, people may be concerned about what they can do to help. We at The Olympian

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be taught in ethnic studies classes. A handful of Jewish groups are against the new ethnic