Compelling photo by Aaron Choe
Aaron Cho is an amazing photographer from San Jose who made a big leap and moved to South Korea.
Sisters That Been There: New Women's Peer Mentorship Program Offers Innovative Alternative to Incarceration
Stacey McGruder found her own transformation and freedom from incarceration by drawing on the strength and support of women around her. Now she is sharing her self-taught model to other women with the aim of reducing recidivism.
Fresh Coast Trippin: A Year Back in the SJ Hip Hop Scene
After leaving his beloved hometown of San Jose, Hip Hop artist Shamako Noble speaks about his return and the changes of the local hip hop scene
“Thank You Faithful!” Remembering A Great 49er Football Season
A De-Bug staff member, and tailgate faithful, writes about how remembering the great season is always better than dwelling on the loss.
If My Teacher Only Knew
Check out this special edition of De-Bug magazine, a revealing inside look into our public education system, written by South Bay high school students.
Roots of American Gang Banging
Two Bay Area artists come together to bring you a poem and graphic on the roots of American gang banging.
"Who's Got It Better Than Us"
DeBug's own Adrian Avila heads to Candlestick Park for the winning game for the Forty Niners against the New Orleans Saints and films the tailgating with his iPhone.
Shamako Noble; Changing The World One Cypher At A Time
Shamako Noble is known as the "Sword of the West", a San Jose Hip Hop Veteran, Activist and Coordinator of HHC (Hip Hop Congress).
Axing Access for Community College Students
An academic counselor reveals a statewide policy which may eliminate educational opportunities for Californians.
Adrian Avila
A designer and artist, Avila writes and posts articles and images that offer a window into the realities of a younger generation of immigrant America.
“Thank You Faithful!” Remembering A Great 49er Football Season
A De-Bug staff member, and tailgate faithful, writes about how remembering the great season is ...Jean Melesaine
G$ writes a blog based on her unique daily experiences as an artists, organizer and journalist. Her multimedia blog also platforms the issues concerning the Pacific Islander community.
Moraga Returns With A New Fire; To Put Things Right Again
After a fifteen-year hiatus, Brava Theater is proud to welcome award–winning writer and director ...Marcos Reyes
A contributor to multiple news outlets, Reyes is a rare literary mind that writes on the struggles of working class America.
Sweet Home Alabama
For many immigrants Alabama has seized to be called home, in an exodus compared only ...Raj Jayadev
Jayadev, an organizer for the Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project, shares his perspectives on current issues that impact the local Bay Area region.
Occupy the 101 -- The Wall Street of the West
Protest Wall Street -- but don't forget about that tech bastion of inequality to the ...De-Bug High
De-Bug High offers youth perspectives on the issue of the day.
When The Teacher Doesn't Know Your Name
I’ve always been an A student. I liked doing my work and asking questions ...
Demone Carter
Hip hop artist and youth educator, Demone Carter's column, Life After Hip Hop, provides insight into the changing landscape of hip hop culture and politics.
