How can anyone, particularly a union (AFSCME) that represents workers, “appreciate Janet Napolitano’s years of public service and congratulate her on becoming the next President of the University of California?” Continue reading →

My response to Martin Rodriguez who proposes that, in regards to having any influence over immigration policies, “marches and protests don”t work — Continue reading →

A recent study out of Brown University is compelling in examining how the demographic changes that are occurring in the U. S. are blurring the distinctions of what we used to define as distinct urban and rural entities. Continue reading →

Awhile back, I commented on Affirmative Action in Newsday and those comments still apply today: Continue reading →

As you know, the Pomona Day Labor Center has served our communities since 1997.  Since that time, we have struggled but we have always found the way to keep the doors open.  Continue reading →