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Plus, meet the Hip Hop group bringing the revolution from San Diego to the world. (Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe here.) After waiting for more than 10 months, I finally received some records from the mayor's office of reports from San Diego police about when its
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Plus, what we know so far about the man who died at Otay Mesa Detention Center. Dolores Huerta — a labor leader, civil rights activist and community organizer who co-founded the United Farm Workers — died Wednesday at 96, her family announced. Throughout her decades-long career, Huerta fought for farmworkers’
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Plus, how being welcoming and kind can help save the planet. Greetings everyone, buenas and bom dia, Our Daylight Culture Club event about vinyl record culture at Mujeres Brew House is less than a month away! I’m very excited about what we’ve got planned for Nov. 15, including
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Plus, a San Diego activist is still recovering from a mid-August ICE raid at their home. Sekon everyone! Today is the Great California ShakeOut, the annual preparedness drill during which people across the state practice what to do during an earthquake at 10:15 a.m. The Governor’s
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Plus, learn how rapper Ric Scales grew his skills. Greetings, everyone, buenas and bom dia, I started collecting records in 2012 — back when you could still find Sade's “Diamond Life” in a dollar bin at a used book store. Back then, I didn't see many DJs
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Plus, the ACLU is suing to end Flock cameras in San Diego. Sekon everyone! Today kicks off the second annual San Diego Climate Week, and organizers have planned more than 200 events across the county focused on different aspects of the global climate crisis. Through Oct. 8, San Diegans can
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Plus, what Black women need to know about menopause. Greetings everyone, buenas and bom dia, Unidentified officials from Washington recently visited Otay Mesa Detention Center, which went into lockdown during their tour. As far as I've been able to find out from other officials who tour the facility,
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Plus, hundreds march through City Heights during anti-ICE demonstration. San Diego State University journalism professor Amy Schmitz Weiss is researching local neighborhoods to see how San Diegans define their communities and connect to local news. The San Diego Mapping Project prompts participants to draw the boundaries of their neighborhoods
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Plus, a local art gallery dedicated to mental health and wellness As attention turned to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement practices last year, San Diegans began asking questions about why San Diego police were sometimes showing up to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. Last week, I published an
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Plus, meet Daylight’s newest interns and board member. As September kicks off, we are excited to announce that we are welcoming two new interns and a new board member to the Daylight San Diego family. This week, we welcomed Emma Chen, an International Relations-International Business major at the
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Plus, San Diego became a national stage for a breaking battle. This year, we've seen a lot of difficult headlines about funding in our arts community, from the mayor's attempted cuts to layoffs at multiple institutions. The latest round of layoffs at the Institute of Contemporary
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Plus, how Medicaid cuts are impacting everyone in California. In case you missed it, Daylight San Diego launched a paid membership program in July, and we kicked it off with a successful summer campaign! Through five weeks of emails and social media outreach, we exceeded our $10,000 goal. While