A majority of the corporations who put out statements seemed to forget to include the disease that has had the open authority to murder Black people since its inception: the police. By not openly calling out the police, companies are trying to save face with both the murderers and those killed.
Author Archives: Musa Faraha
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Reopening SLO may be a slippery slope
Musa Faraha is an anthropology and geology freshman. Tessa Hughes is a journalism sophomore. They are both Mustang News columnists. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. The county of San Luis Obispo is lifting its shelter-in-place order as of today, May 17, and will only require residents to follow the […]
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Cal Poly Master Plan 2035: Environmental concerns left unaddressed
Sustainability is a three-legged system: environment, social equity, and economy. All must be taken into account when working towards a campus that can sustain growth, promote a valuable education, and equip our students for the future.
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COVID-19: We are not invincible
Musa Faraha is an anthropology and geology and microbiology freshman and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. I don’t know about you, but my life during the coronavirus pandemic has consisted of lounging around in pajamas, waiting for Zoom calls and completing online assignments. With California’s stay […]
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Stalking is not cute or funny, so let’s not treat it that way
Though shows like Netflix’s You bring the discussion of stalking into the public narrative, some of the audience seems to draw the wrong message.