Opinion – The Pearl Post

December 1DPMHS Town Hall Meeting is on Friday, Dec. 4 at 5:30.
November 13The deadline to submit CSU applications is Tuesday, Dec. 15.
November 13The deadline to submit UC applications is Friday, Dec. 4.

Over thousands of years, the perception of what clothing and accessories are considered to be feminine have changed.

Harmful gender roles perpetuate years-long discrimination

Evan Gleason
December 18, 2020

As coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County rise, COVID-19 testing becomes more important for those going back to work and school.

Editorial: LAUSD should not reopen schools prematurely

December 18, 2020

As COVID-19 cases in California, especially in Los Angeles County, rise, taking precautions such as wearing a mask, social distancing and avoiding unnecessary gatherings are crucial.

Masks, staying in save lives

Gabrielle Lashley
November 18, 2020

Record numbers of Americans cast their ballots for
the 2020 presidential elections. Due to the coronavirus
pandemic, many voted by mail, dropping off their
ballots at community drop boxes.

Outdated Electoral College interferes with U.S. elections, voters’ voices

November 13, 2020

LAUSD schools plan to re-open as early as January 2021. With the rise of COVID-19 cases, schools should not focus on opening back up, rather they focus on students who are dealing negatively with distance learning.

Health before reopening schools

Delilah Brumer
November 13, 2020

After the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and many other black victims, students seek changes of systemic racism.

Racist experience sparks support of systemic changes by students

Antonio Bedon
October 16, 2020

Black Student Union President Cassia Ramelb encourages students to vote and pre-register. The presidential election is less than a month away and it is important to vote who will lead the fate of our country.

Gen Z, millennials looks for better president, better future by voting

Nathalie Miranda
October 12, 2020

Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Sept. 18, after 27 years on the Court.

Legacy left by Ruth Bader Ginsburg must be celebrated, continued

Delilah Brumer
September 25, 2020

While online, Black youth are routinely exposed to information harmful to their mental and emotional health.

Black lives’ mental health matters too

Gabrielle Lashley
September 21, 2020

While temporary coronavirus closures have momentarily slowed the effects of climate change, they will not be enough to reverse its effects.

Coronavirus closures won’t fix the climate crisis

Delilah Brumer
September 18, 2020

The Pearl Post staff meets through zoom during period 5 on Aug. 25.

Staff hopes to strengthen publications during virtual learning

August 25, 2020

Former principal speaks out on Damonte’s departure from DPMHS

August 24, 2020

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