by Juliana Birnbaum Fox Woodfin Suites workers: - including advocates, Emeryville residents, and faith leaders – march on April 10 asking their boss not to take away their jobs In the biggest protest in Emeryville history, over 300 union members, students, musicians, community activists, faith leaders, elected officials and local residents rallied for immigrant and …
John Trasviña
Latino and immigrant advocates generally agreed that President Bush’s call for comprehensive immigration reform April 9 in Yuma, Ariz., was an important step to move the debate forward, but remained largely critical of some of his proposals.
César Chávez
California first lady Maria Shriver joined numerous volunteers in building a playground for the Watts Labor Community Action Committee Center in Los Angeles as the kickoff of an initiative to build 10 safe playspaces across California honoring the life and legacy of Cesar E. Chávez.
HOUSTON – Newt Gingrich is only 64 but already he’s afflicted with memory lapse. He has conveniently forgotten his own past.
Addressing the National Federation of Republican Women in Washington, D.C., March 31, the potential GOP presidential aspirant claimed bilingual-education classes are teaching students “the language of living in a ghetto.” They must be eliminated, he insisted, and so should ballots in languages other than English.
From The Editor Marvin J. Ramirez
It was 16 years ago, when San Francisco and the Bay Area communities saw the first edition of The Reporter, as it was called then.
Marina Junqueira and Danilo Maccarao
Among a packed auditorium of guests and contestants the King and Queen of Carnaval 2007 were crowned.
