How is DACA holding on?
Great turn-out at Pomona City Hall protesting the decision on DACA and calling for protection and defense of DACA recipients and their families Continue reading
DACA Is Holding On
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Workers of the World Unite
“Workers of the World Unite,” = Labor Day (a living wage + a bit more) (health care for all) (maybe, just a Capitalism that serves all people?) Continue reading
El Salvador TPS Deadline Nears
El Salvador TPS deadline nears, putting longtime LA residents at risk of losing legal status
The federal program shields certain vetted immigrants from deportation and allows them to work in the U.S. legally. For Salvadorans, the program ends this month. Continue reading
“I Don’t Believe In Charity…”
Yes! / So important to build the leadership of those we organize with. Pure charity tends to make people dependent rather than empowering them to build organizations to change the conditions which are oppressing them. Continue reading
Corruption Of Global Capital
As reported by the NY Times today – the outright corruption of global capital does not stop with regime change as the Trump administration moves forward in the takeover of Venezuela’s oil industry by forming a partnership with Alejandro Betancourt, owner of NABEP oil company – which is being granted 100-year concessions to operate 17 oil fields in Venezuela. Betancourt is wanted for extradition and prosecution by Spain and Swiss authorities for money laundering – and has a long history of operating in the shadowy world of secretive oil deals, regime power struggles and multiple financial crime investigations. – at the core of transforming Venezuela from a sovereign nation into essentially a vassal state of the United States. Continue reading
Big 50 Now and Then
Then – Our 40th Wedding Anniversary and today, September 4, 2026 – our 50th Wedding Anniversary. Happy Anniversary Rose!
At PolicyLink conference with former Pitzer students Griselda Suarez and Sekou Andrews
At PolicyLink conference with former Pitzer students Griselda Suarez (first-ever Long Beach Cultural Affairs Officer) and Sekou Andrews (spoken word artist) -). Continue reading
In Solidarity With Our Salvadoran TPS Communities!
A tragedy, Not Only Of Pierre, But the Hundreds of Haitians Who Are Being Deported Right Now
A tragedy, not only of Pierre, but the hundreds of Haitians who are being deported right now and the many more who face deportation – as a result of Trump’s inhumane policies to end TPS and the scapegoating of all our immigrant and refugee families. No other alternative – but to keep on organizing!
Black With No Chaser
Pierre Damas Bel was 20 years old. He died Monday morning in Clark County, Ohio. His family says he took his own life.