A rally will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 15 at the Danzas Indígenas monument, located at the Baldwin Park metro station, followed by attendance at the Baldwin Partk city council meeting.
The address for the station where the monumento is located is: Continue reading
Cal Poly Pomona is proud to present an event sponsored by the
Kellogg Distinguished Public Lecture Series
(funded by the Kellogg Legacy Project Endowment)
We are pleased to announce our next distinguished speaker, Dr. Rigoberta Menchu Tum
Discusses “Overcoming Racism & Hate” Continue reading
So-called “gang violence” would not exist if they (gangs) did not satisfy the desperate needs of young people for family, education, mentoring, housing, employment, health, spiritual, and social support. In the last few years, the Pomona Habla coalition has consistently raised to the Continue reading
Note: Perhaps we can get the Catholic Church to come out in support of stopping deportations and expanding DACA. Continue reading
Rallies were held on Sunday and Monday Dec. 29 and 39th at Baldwin Park City Hall and Police Station protesting the arrest of more than 30 undocumented immigrants on the grounds that they were driving without a license and didn’t have a “proper” I.D. Continue reading
Some concrete actions that are doable and based on rethinking the nature of ownership and rethinking the definition of “growth” as a basis for gauging whether there is progress — creating Continue reading
It is important to support Assemblyman Roger Hernandez’s bill requiring district elections. This will be historic in advancing voting rights like never before. Changing at-large to district elections has been shown to be effective in bolstering “people of color” representation, facilitating more direct communication between the voters and their representatives, and reducing the costs of running for city council seats.
On December 20 of 2007 Arpaio was run out of Pruitt’s Furniture Store after three months of Community Protests and boycott against the store. Continue reading