A-State beats UTA Sunday to avoid series sweep Arkansas State defeats UTA 5-3 Sunday to avoid the series sweep (Source: KAIT) By Matthew Schwartz | April 18, 2021 at 4:31 PM CDT - Updated April 18 at 4:31 PM
Press Release from Arkansas State Athletics
JONESBORO, Ark. (4/18/21) – Carter Holt delivered a quality start and Blake McCutchen drove in three runs to lift the Arkansas State baseball team to a 5-3 win over UT Arlington Sunday at Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field.
Holt tossed a season-long six innings, allowing just two runs on six hits with five strikeouts for his first quality start, the second of the season for the Red Wolves (10-19, 5-7 SBC). A-State’s pitching only walked one batter and struck out seven in the win over the Mavericks (16-19, 7-5) to salvage the final game of the series.
Oakland Communities Rally Together at Madison Park to Denounce Violence Against Asian Americans
A crowd of some 500 people made up of multicultural members from Black, Brown, and other communities gathered in Oakland s Madison Park Saturday afternoon to protest the growing number of attacks against Asian Americans amid the pandemic.
The past eleven or so months have seen an increase in physical violence (and verbal racists outbursts, both IRL and online) toward Asian Americans a topic our Madam Vice President addressed just a few days ago.
Moreover, the elderly have been particularly targeted in violent attacks as of late; three Asian American seniors were assaulted in Oakland s Chinatown earlier this month and a teenager suspected to be responsible for one of the attacks has since been arrested; a Bayview robbery of a senior Asian American almost a year ago still sits as an uncomfortable example of Black-on-Asian racism.
is the executive director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, which creates campaigns related to civic engagement, violence prevention, juvenile justice, and police brutality, with a goal of