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“Growth happens when you allow yourself to be uncomfortable,” said Director of Equity and Inclusion Ms. Kiah Johnson Mounsey.

How Ms. Mounsey Is Working To Change the Curriculum Around Racism at La Salle

Anna Waldron, Staff Reporter
December 8, 2021
“We live in a time that is so politically charged and so polarized that sometimes it’s important to just step back and think about this is not politics, this is about human beings,” Mr. Dreisbach said.

Following Newberg Ban, Students and Staff React to Displays of Pride and BLM Symbols on Campus

John Pham and Lillian Paugh
November 3, 2021
Seniors Natalie Caldillo-Ruelas, Victoria Roman-Arrieta, and Jaqui Cacho Barrera reflected on what Hispanic Heritage Month meant to them.

“We’re Just Trying to Show We’re Here”: Members of the Unidos Club Reflect on Hispanic Heritage Month

Erin Moran, Staff Reporter
October 20, 2021
BSU and World Religions Students will host a prayer service on Thursday, May 27 to pray for people of color who were killed at the hands of police in 2020.

BSU and World Religions Students Host Prayer Service to Memorialize Victims of Police Brutality

Mallory Middendorff, Editor
May 26, 2021
Senior Danny Nguyen is a co-president of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Club at La Salle.

Celebrating Triumphs and Recognizing History: What Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Means to La Salle Students

Maddie Khaw, Editor in Chief
May 19, 2021
A mural of George Floyds face in downtown Portland, alongside the names of other Black Americans who died at the hands of police.

For La Salle Students, Derek Chauvin Verdict Is Seen as a Step Closer to Justice

Maddie Khaw, Editor in Chief
April 21, 2021
Freshman Violet Sheehan said that sexism has become something that society is so used to.

Teenage Girls Reflect on the Reality of Sexism and Gender Inequality

Carlie Weigel, Editor in Chief
March 31, 2021
Protests unfolded across the country in response to the Atlanta spa shootings, with many Americans demanding justice for the victims.

Students React to Atlanta Spa Shootings and Share Experiences With Anti-Asian Racism

Mary Loeb, Editor
March 31, 2021
To celebrate Black History Month, posters were plastered to the walls and windows of La Salle.

La Salle Students of Color Reflect on the Significance of Black History Month

Maddie Khaw, Carlie Weigel, and Brooklyn Chillemi
February 24, 2021
Mr. Andrew Yoshihara served in the position of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Support since the beginning of the 2019-20 school year.

In the Wake of Mr. Andrew Yoshihara’s Departure, Students and Staff Reflect on His Impact

Maddie Khaw, Editor in Chief
February 24, 2021
On multiple street corners in Portland, you can find hand-written or painted messages that display support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

The Sights of the Black Lives Matter Movement Throughout Portland

Carlie Weigel, Editor in Chief
February 10, 2021
With the help of Design Thinking teacher Ms. Carie Coleman, the Black Student Union is creating pins and posters to celebrate Black History Month.

Through Celebrating Black Excellence, Appreciating Diversity, and Practicing Empathy, BSU Leads School in Commemorating Black History Month

Carlie Weigel and Maddie Khaw
February 3, 2021
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