South California Law Enforcement Agencies Race to Replace Resigning Officers
Wounds left behind by past crises can be so deep that they still linger years after they’ve been struck. This is the case for South California law enforcement agencies, who are still facing a major staffing issue aggravated heavily by the killing of George Floyd. As police agencies enter the National Police Week on Sunday, […]
Constitutional Amendment Against Involuntary Servitude in California Prisons
The constitution of California states in Section 6, Article 1 that involuntary servitude is prohibited unless it is used as a punishment for crime. While there are parties who believe that forced labor can be an effective way to serve justice, there’s no denying the questionable morality of forcing another person to work for a […]
Breaking the Silence: Fighting Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Breaking the Silence: Fighting Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Sexual harassment is a pervasive issue in today’s workplaces, affecting both men and women. It can take many forms, ranging from unwanted advances and comments to more serious forms of abuse. Unfortunately, many victims of sexual harassment are hesitant to report it for fear of retaliation […]
