by Calvin Freiburger The number of children born out of wedlock grew from just 5 percent in 1960 to 40 percent in 2019. This can’t continue, experts insist American civil society is facing a serious domestic threat: Marriage is declining and family stability with it. Between 1962 and 2019, the percentage of women ages 15 to …
by Manuel Ortiz Escamez Ethnic Media Services REDWOOD CITY, CA – Isabel Pérez and her husband each lost two jobs in San Francisco restaurants due to the COVID19 pandemic. They owe three months of rent and, if the moratorium on evictions ending on Aug. 30 in San Mateo County is not extended, they will …
The org’s leader, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., claims that the social media giant is an ‘opponent’ of ‘real science and open debate’ Published by (LifeSiteNews) Wednesday, 19, 2020 — Children’s Health Defense, an organization dedicated to ending childhood health epidemics by eliminating harmful exposures, is suing Facebook and several fact-checking establishments for censorship …
by Araceli Martínez San Francisco City College students and teachers denounced the threats and challenges they face with returning to school remotely for the fall 2020 semester due to the pandemic. During a press conference, they questioned why if City College of San Francisco is key to getting back to work in a post-pandemic …
by Sunita Sohrabji EMS contributing editor SAN FRANCISCO — Listos California—a disaster preparedness campaign based in the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services – has launched a new program aimed to help the state’s most vulnerable populations to ready themselves for sudden disasters. Responding to the rapidly-increasing propensity of wildfires and floods, the California state …
Leaders indicate that the directive does not exclude undocumented immigrants from the count by Pilar Marrero All communities, regardless of citizenship status, need to respond to the U.S. Census inspite of President Trump’s July 21 policy memo on reapportionment, civil rights advocates and census experts urged in an ethnic media conference call on …
For Mexican workers, farmers, and the poor, the pandemic and the new treaty replacing NAFTA are a devastating one-two punch by David Bacon In the debate over the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement, the new trade treaty replacing NAFTA that went into effect on July 1, many promises were made about the effectiveness of …
Remittances, farmers markets, migration flows collapse – developing world reels from pandemic fallout by Sunita Sohrabji EMS Contributing editor SAN FRANCISCO — More than 265 million around the world currently face food insecurity in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, and several million have lost their life-line of remittances, according to experts …
1.8 million people now live in “Indian Country” by ZeroHedge July 9, 2020 – The decision, authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, holds the United States to an 1866 treaty that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation signed with the United States after the Civil War over land which was home to the “Five Civilized Tribes”; …
California’s #1 Census Success Story by Pilar Marrero Ethnic Media Services San Mateo County has achieved the highest census self-response rate in California by working with local organizations that know their communities intimately and by targeting messages to them. Those efforts by trusted, countywide, “on-the-ground” messengers were funded by more than $1.3 million …