Tag: solidarity
L.A. City Council Shutdown Because Council Members Caught on a Tape Exposing Racist Comments...
By Maxim Elramisisy, California Black Media
Last week, a recording anonymously posted on the social media site Reddit rocked the Los Angeles City Council. On...
Biden’s Focus: Russia, Inflation and Congressional Action on Voting Rights
Domestically, President Biden called on the Senate to pass voting rights legislation. “Tonight, I call on the Senate to pass the Freedom to Vote...
COMMENTARY: The New Multiracial America
The multiracial population, which was 9 million in 2010 and grew to 33.8 million by 2020, reflects two things. First, the rate of racial...
OP-ED: Where We Go from Here
So, for me, 2021 is about hope and about working for a better life for all and a better nation together as we rise from the terrible test that 2020 has been. It is about recommitting to one another and to good works to help our brothers and sisters in need. And even before we voted for inclusion, we were already making good trouble. White, Black and Brown nationwide took to the streets this past spring and summer to ask our nation — to demand of our nation — that we address the systematic racism that has plagued this country since its founding. That has torn the very fabric of our country and created so much pain and loss. With one voice, all were saying: ‘Please, at long last, fix this.’” — Ray Curry, Secretary-Treasurer, UAW
A Resource Guide for COVID-19, Created by the Community
By Vayunamu Bawa
With the rise of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), residents of San Diego County are following the State of California's order to...