Pitzer College worker Dominic Salcido’s Retirement

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Celebrating the Retirement of Pitzer College worker Dominic Salcido, a Senior Maintenance Mechanic. Throughout his 34 years, Dominic came to be highly respected by the workers, staff, faculty, and the larger community. He was always there in their support. In announcing his retirement, the college wrote: “Throughout his career with Pitzer, Dominic has contributed tirelessly to the care and upkeep of our campus. He has not only been a valued member of the community but also a steady presence to all who have had the pleasure of working with him.”

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Happy Birthday

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Celebrating the birthday of Angela Sanbrano, organized by movimiento friends, from the many years of organizing alongside such organizations such as CISPES, CARECEN, NDLON, and LRT (to name a few). Cherish the many years of walking those common paths and the spirit of collectivity and leadership that Angela has always humbly given as a gift to our communities.

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PROTECT ETHNIC STUDIES‼️

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‼️URGENT & TIME SENSITIVE – TAKE 1 MINUTE TO PROTECT ETHNIC STUDIES‼️
We are winning—but the fight isn’t over.
Thanks to powerful, intersectional organizing from students, educators, and community members like you, AB 1468 is tentatively being pulled from its hearing. This is a major victory. The bill sought to gut Ethnic Studies and censor conversations about Palestine, colonization, anti-Arab racism, and Islamophobia. Together, we forced its now anticipated withdrawal.

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Supreme Court Blocks Trump

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Yes! Once in awhile! “The Trump administration will not be allowed to deport a group of Venezuelan detainees accused of being members of a violent gang under a rarely invoked wartime law while the matter is litigated in the courts, the Supreme Court saidon Friday.
It also suggests that a majority of the justices may be skeptical of whether the migrants have been afforded enough due process protections by the administration before being deported …”

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