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Chaya Crowder, professor of political science & international relations at LMU, commented on voter sentiment in California ahead of the primary elections in June. “There’s a large amount of political apathy. I don’t think…
Chaya Crowder, Fernando Guerra, and Michael Genovese, professors with LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, analyzed President Trump’s State of the Union Address on local channels. “We can’t help but think about the important…
Adopted on July 4, 1776, the Declaration severed the 13 American colonies’ political ties to Great Britain and articulated the motivations for independence through principles such as liberty, equality, and self-government. But have these…
Chaya Crowder, assistant professor of political science and international relations, and author of the forthcoming book, “Intersectional Solidarity: Black Women and the Politics of Group Consciousness,” took part in this discussion. Source: KQED Will…
Chaya Crowder, professor of political science at LMU, discussed the rippling effects of decades-long housing discrimination. Source: Spectrum News 1 ‘Black Women for Wellness’ Campaign Highlights Housing Struggles Facing Black Women
Spectrum News 1: LMU’s Chaya Crowder, assistant professor of political science, was interviewed about how social media is influencing how people consume the news. Source:Spectrum News 1 Influencers, Celebrities, Attend DNC
LAist (3rd item): Chaya Crowder, professor of political science, joined this AirTalk discussion about the history of Black women in politics and voting. Source: LAist SoCal History: Black Women as a Force in Politics
