The 19th Annual Dia de los Muertos: Day of the Dead Celebration will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. in the Bronco Commons. This program, an opportunity for the entire community to come Continue reading
A single-payer system, that many of us have supported, would have dealt with the power of the profit-only health companies that are still in control. See article on The Guardian:
A single-payer system, like Medicare, is the cure for America’s ailing healthcare
A single-payer system, that many of us have supported, would have dealt with the power of the profit-only health companies that are still in control.
A single-payer system, like Medicare, is the cure for America’s ailing healthcare
En términos de lo que dijo el Presidente hoy, no hay nada que dijo que no ha dicho antes. Mientras, las deportaciones continúan a mas de mil por día. El president no tiene valor para Continue reading
Say NO to oil drilling on Prop A land! Let your County Supervisors know that you oppose oil drilling on open space land purchased with your Prop A County taxpayer dollars. If you want to Save Open Space you can: Continue reading
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Ahora que la legislatura ha declarado muy claramente sus intenciones–que al pueblo se le tiene que conceder una licencia de conducir–ya no hay ninguna razón de que la policía siga quitando carros. Por eso manifestaremos para exigir una MORATORIA en el decomiso de carros, tanto en Pomona, como en el resto del estado. Continue reading
The unjust impounding of cars of our immigrant communities is now beginning to be turned around. The California Court of Appeal has “cleared the way for Police Chief Charlie Beckk to reinstate Special Order 7: Continue reading
The coalitions that have developed over the years in the city of Pomona and the surrounding areas (Pomona Habla, the immigrant community of Pomona and the Inland Empire, allies, immigrant organizations, Pomona Economic Opportunity Center, Latino/Latina Round Table of the Pomona and San Gabriel Valleys, student groups, Justice for Immigrants Coalition) — have Continue reading
In marking the 10 year anniversary of the recall of Davis, and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s immediate repeal of the driver’s license bill that Davis had signed, we remember Padre Luis Angel Nieto, the 17 students from my Rural and Urban Social Movements class, and the many day laborers from the PEOC who led a four-day march from Claremont to Los Angeles in 2003 (see the article that appeared in the L. A. Times below). Continue reading