Author Nikia Durgin Nikia's Latest Articles West Oakland residents fight for better air quality By Nikia Durgin ● Health ● December 18, 2024 West Oakland residents face severe air quality challenges. Despite grassroots advocacy, their fight for environmental justice continues Treading water, never sinking: The 2024 Laney College Water Polo team By Nikia Durgin ● Opinion ● December 9, 2024 Despite various challenges, the Laney College Women's Water Polo team made waves this year. Prop. 6 could end ‘slavery’ in California prisons By Nikia Durgin ● 2024 Elections ● November 4, 2024 Proposition 6 would eliminate involuntary servitude or forced prison labor in California state prisons. Some oppose ending slavery due to possible labor costs. An interview with Matthew Nicholson: Ninth grader speaks about living in Oakland By Nikia Durgin ● Interviews ● October 18, 2024 Nikia Durgin interviews her son, Matthew Nicholson, about what its like growing up in Oakland and how he understands the Town. Oakland nightlife is thriving By Nikia Durgin ● Arts & Culture ● October 10, 2024 Nightlife experiences like Crybaby, Wolfpack Studios, and Second Mondays by Gold Beams help make Oakland a destination. Talk of the Town: How do you imagine West Oakland looked before the BART Station and the Post Office were built? By Nikia Durgin ● Multimedia ● August 5, 2024 Nikia Durgan asked West Oakland residents in the Lower Bottoms to imagine what West Oakland looked like before BART and the Post Office.