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Author Archives: Jose Calderon
A Memory Today Of Pitzer students
A memory today of Pitzer students as part of one of my last classes where we visited Agbayani Village – a retirement center constructed in the early 1970’s for Filipino farm workers by the UFW in Delano (with volunteers such as Luis Juarez who was a student at the time and Continue reading
Invitation to LRT Academy Speaker Miguel Tinker Salas – Tues., March 17 at 6:30 PM in Pomona LRT Office
This is your invitation to a most important Latino and Latina Roundtable Academy forum featuring Pomona College Emeritus Professor, Scholar, and Long-Time organizer Miguel Tinker Salas. The forum, “Understanding the Donroe Doctrine: Is This a New Face of U. S. Imperialism” will be person-to person at the LRT office (545 W. 2nd Street in Pomona – from 6:30-8:30 pm) to allow for the most back and forth discussion – but the attached flyer does include a link that you can click on if you are out of the area. Continue reading
Global South Seeks To Develop Their Own Paths For Independence And Survival
At another level, these wars to cut out the sovereignty of nations in the global south, which includes control of local economies, oil, and natural resources – is also, as this article relates, about power, contention, and influence – as some countries in the global south seek to develop their own paths for independence and survival: “On Saturday, President Trump met with leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean for the so-called Shield of the Americas Summit in Florida.
Understanding The Donroe Doctrine
Urge members,friends, and supporters to join us in this most important forum featuring Pomona College Emeritus Professor, Scholar, and Long-Time organizer Miguel Tinker Salas. The forum will be person-to person at the LRT office to allow for the most back and forth
My Foreword In The Book “All In: Community Engaged Scholarship for Social Change”
My foreword in the book “All In: Community Engaged Scholarship for Social Change”
Let the City Speak – Film
An uplifting film in these difficult times as a gift to our Communities! Joining with Family and Friends in a packed auditorium in the premiere of – Let the City Speak – a moving feature-length Continue reading
Noemi Fired
Another person to target, even in his own administration (to take the blame off of him and the system) – when the road to the mid-term elections is already showing signs, when internally there are divisions over the lies of the war abroad and against our immigrant communities Continue reading
Professor Juan De Lara Research On Latino Labor
Laud the research of Professor Juan De Lara who, not only draws insights on the contributions of Latino labor and the impact of the wage and wealth gap – but carries out research on a place that he knows very well from growing up there, the Coachella Valley. Continue reading