Zim Ezumah

UC San Diego graduate with a B.A. in Political Science and African American Studies. Focuses on multicultural affairs and gender issues, pursuing a career in public media relations and law.

IWF Seeks to Correct Misconceptions about Women in Politics, Society

Credit: IWF Facebook page The Independent Women's Forum, a nonpartisan research an education institution takes a unique approach to gender politics that citizens today would expect, placing alternative

By Zim Ezumah

/ July 19, 2013

IWF Seeks to Correct Misconceptions about Women in Politics, Society

After SCOTUS Ruling, ACLU Sues 3 States over Same-Sex Marriage Bans

Two weeks after key parts of the Defense of Marriage Act were struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court, the American Civil Liberties Union announced it would pursue a

By Zim Ezumah

/ July 15, 2013

After SCOTUS Ruling, ACLU Sues 3 States over Same-Sex Marriage Bans

Stand Your Ground Law Draws Unclear Line between Self-Defense and Homicide

Credit: acswa.org Last week, George Zimmerman began his trial in Seminole County, Florida. The hearing will determine if the 28-year-old is guilty of the second degree murder of 17-year-old

By Zim Ezumah

/ July 11, 2013

Stand Your Ground Law Draws Unclear Line between Self-Defense and Homicide

SCOTUS Questions Necessity of Race in Establishing Diverse Campuses

Credit: ThinkProgress The U.S. Supreme Court declared on Monday it would send the Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin case back to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals

By Zim Ezumah

/ June 25, 2013