United Press International (via The Conversation) featured analysis from Johanna Blakley of the Norman Lear Center on five television shows that bring liberals and conservatives together.
LAist cited an article from Crosstown that analyzes which days and times are best and worst for commuting in Los Angeles.
The Washington Post featured an op-ed from Diane Winston on how gay rights have gone mainstream.
CALmatters featured an op-ed from Dan Schnur on how California can convince its voters to properly fund its schools.
LAist quoted Colin Maclay of the Annenberg Innovation Lab on the issues that will arise with an undercount in the 2020 Census.
The New York Times quoted Martin Kaplan of the Norman Lear Center on the continued importance of network news in political coverage.
UDiscoverMusic linked to a panel discussion about Miles Davis moderated by Taj Frazier.
The BBC quoted David Craig on China's sophisticated social media influencer industry.
The Los Angeles Times mentioned research from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative on the lack of representation of LGBTQ characters in film and television.
Yes Magazine referenced a study from Stacy Smith that found that, of the top 100 films released in 2016, only two women larger than a size 14 were cast as a lead or a co-lead. See also: inStylist Magazine.
The San Antonio Express-News featured an op-ed co-written by Roberto Suro on why Mexican immigration to the United States has declined radically over the last few years.
The Mercury News quoted Dan Schnur on President Trump's announcement of supposed ICE raids to come.