A memory today – Remembering El Profe Manuel Castillejos. Continue reading
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Supporting Mexico in the World Cup
Supporting Mexico in the World Cup and wearing an old t-shirt (from my collection of multitudes from el movimiento) from a NACCS conference held in Mexico City way back (1998). Continue reading
Supreme Court’s Ruling Banning Transgender Youth From Sports Teams
We condemn the Supreme Court’s ruling banning transgender youth from sports teams. There is nothing American about banning kids from sports simply for being themselves. Our schools must be safe, accessible spaces for every child.
Sports are not a privilege. They are community. They are belonging. They are a daily signal to a young person that they have a place in this world.
We’re calling on Congress to pass the Equality Act and establish full civil rights protections for LGBTQIA+ Americans. The dignity of every child is non-negotiable. https://naacp.org/…/naacp-stands-transgender-athletes…
Supreme Court Denies Trump’s Order to Ban Birthright Citizenship! Adelante!
Once In Awhile – By 6-3 – Supreme Court Denies Trump’s Order to Ban Birthright Citizenship! Adelante!
Happy Birthday to Pablo – Our Neighbor
Happy Birthday to Pablo – our neighbor. What a moving celebration!
San Francisco Was An Epicenter Of ICE Arrests
San Francisco was an epicenter of ICE arrests in courthouses and of the legal campaign to halt them. This is a HUGE WIN for the rule of law and civility. Continue reading
A gift – Familia at Poncho Sanchez Musica in La Placita.
A gift – Familia at Poncho Sanchez Musica in La Placita. Continue reading
Celebrating Leno’s Life
California’s Governor’s Race and the Rights of Immigrants
What is emerging as a big issue in the governor’s race is the right of immigrants to health care. Becerra took a stand last year against Newsom’s position of freezing Medi-Cal enrollment for undocumented immigrants – and has vowed to preserve and stabilize Medi-Cal coverage for roughly 1.4 million immigrants. Now his opponent Hilton is making this a primary issue of his campaign and “has promised to eliminate their coverage and has echoed national Republicans who have skewered California’s expansions to bolster their claims of fraud and abuse in the Medicaid program.”