In this episode we talk about the development of Ethnic studies and Women studies during 1970. The movements of the 60s spurred the development of academic curriculum that gave voices to diversity.

In this episode of Out of the Dust, Anjelica and A.R. examine two different events when bigoted beings arrived on the Sac State campus, and the student response to sting their bigotry off campus. The May 2018 Westboro Baptist protest and Dr. William Shockley's November 1971 visit to Sac state campus are examined in this episode, with a focus on the student responses to Shockley's visit. The Sac State Hornet, furthermore, used the student paper to destroy Shockley academically while airing differing, heated views in the opinion section of the paper.

During the Civil Rights Movement Influential speakers were invited to speak at California State University of Sacramento. We discuss what is happening at the time. The Hornet articles show us what these influential individuals have to say to our fellow students from the past. Then we find out how the community at felt about what these speakers had to say.

This episode of "Out of the Dust" traces the effects and legacy left by The State Hornet between 1940-2018 by looking at the California State University, Sacramento Mascot Herky T. Hornet. . Herky is the voice of the student body at Sacramento State and truly represents each student. And, as always, STINGERS UP.