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The article discusses Dr. John Louis Flateau's testimony on Black inequality and public policy equity in a post-pandemic world, emphasizing the disproportionate impacts of COVID-19 on minority communities. Topics include the historical context of Black suffering, the current challenges faced by Black communities during the pandemic, and proposed policy goals for addressing systemic issues such as education, law enforcement, and economic inequality.

Byline: John Louis Koenig Last updated on April 7, 2021 Citing historical records of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's enslavement, exploitation and genocide of indigenous peoples of 16th century America, a petition [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig In a first-time-ever event, Cabrillo's Class of 2020 will gather online to mark their graduation as the COVID-19 pandemic closes yet another public gathering. Students will [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig Carrie, Stephen King's classic horror story, is Cabrillo Theater Arts' offering of a Halloween treat for 2019--reimagined in a musical as performed Off-Broadway in 2012. Director [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig Chris Zephro with Trick or Treat Studios' Evil Gremlin Chris Zephro might have been called a spooky child by some. By the age of eight, he [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig Last updated on October 22, 2019 Cabrillo president Matt Wetstein revealed a lurking, campus-wide problem in an August 2019 guest commentary for the Santa Cruz Sentinel: [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig Cabrillo Gallery is open and ready to spark creative inspiration with a new display of eclectic art with Time Untethered: Creative life after Cabrillo, featuring artists [...]

Byline: John Louis Koenig Scientists studied Arctic icemelt as part of NASA's ICESCAPE mission Irreversable global disaster from climate change is not only possible, but probable--perhaps inevitable--according to Rick Nolthenius, [...]

In the election of 1928, Herbert Hoover, on his way to creating the Great Depression, steamrolled over the hapless Al Smith by racking up more than 58 percent of the [...]

'Fahrenheit 9/11' has sunk in the ratings, all the way to second place, but the gnashing of teeth can still be heard from its political opponents. MoveAmericaForward.org wants desperately to [...]

Things are bad all over. Then you read about something that's really terrible. The Bolshoi Theater in Moscow has fired a ballerina, Anastasia Volochkova, for being too fat. Volochkova weighs [...]

The administration is concerned about the use of civilians as human shields by the Iraqi regime. Iraqi gunmen have fired on American troops from the cover of civilian crowds, and [...]

We need a second party. The Democrats have just proved that you can't play NFL level-football without a quarterback, or a coach, or some rallying figure. Somebody ought to buy [...]

The Minnesota Legislature has just finished its latest worship service. What are they worshiping? The Almighty Tax Dollar! We want to be safe from terrorists, but not if we have [...]

QUOTE: 'A torchlight procession marching down your throat.' --O'Sullivan, John Louis SUBJECT: Alcohol and [...]

QUOTE: 'Other nations have tried to check... the fulfillment of our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions.' --O'Sullivan, [...]

The article expresses concern over addition of a new question to the 2020 U.S. Census about citizenship of the participant, and mentions that the move will impact U.S.'s Black Diaspora population contains several million continental African, Caribbean and Afro-Latino member.

The article looks at the U.S. Census, which is legally mandated national count of all residents in the U.S. as specified in Article I of the U.S. Constitution and determines how many votes each state will cast for president in the Electoral College.