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Our Spring 2012 Issue!
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Comunidad Archive
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UC Patient Care Workers Strike for Safe Staffing and Respect on the Job
Article by Tlaloc Vasquez Photo by Cesar Pena, Santa Monica College, Electrical Engineering major The strike is set…
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May Day at UCLA!
WHAT IS MAY DAY? Since 1886, May Day is recognized as International Worker’s Day and celebrated throughout the world to commemorate the struggle for economic, social, and labor achievements such…
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UC Workers and Students Unite
On Thursday, UC students will rally in support of the UC workers, who are facing contract discrepancies with the UC Office of President. Students will support workers throughout the UC…
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‘How close to zero do they want us to get?’ Students of color under attack! We will not be silenced!
*Editor’s note: This article was prepared by collaborator’s from these nine mother organizations who have chosen to voice their opinion in light of recent events. This is a statement in…
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Fernando Espuelas: Encouraging a Knowledgeable Latino Vote
Unless we are avid followers of newspaper, television, talk radio, or any other mode of information regarding politics today, then it is unlikely that we will be adequately informed for…
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Views of a Conservative Latino
Firmly believing that direct democracy and self-determination for the Latino community will never come with either major American political party, Eusebio Preciado has been a devoted Ron Paul supporter.
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Annual March for Workers’ Rights Generates Solidarity
On this day, we were able to speak out together about a plethora of issues that included workers’ rights, queer rights, education reform, and immigrants’ rights.
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“Si no van a la escuela van acabar como burros.”
In Salinas, she worked as a babysitter for three children where she cooked and cleaned. Ms. Ramirez earned fifty dollars a week for her assistance and Sundays were her only days off. After a year of helping another family, she came to Los Angeles.
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Working Hard for His Daughter’s Dreams
Father of AB 540 student seeks to give daughter a better life
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Offering More than Support
Housekeeper’s special bond with her employers helps her through the struggles of life.
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Not Just a Man’s Job
Jornalera takes care of family through her hard work and optimism.
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LA CAUSA: Causing Students to Get Involved
Changing the face of a community through education