April 2003 - Community Alliance

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Page 1 This is what democracy looks like
Page 2 This is not how to resolve conflict – Mike Rhodes
Page 2 Letter to the editor – Michael Becker
Page 3 Police Infiltrate Local Groups – Mark Schlosberg
Page 4 Peace Fresno – Ken Hudson
Page 5 Jesse Jackson and Homeware Workers in Fresno rally for a living wage – Mike Rhodes
Page 6 Free Speech – Paul Jackson
Page 7 Clearing the Air – Kevin Hall
Page 8 The role of community organizing in the environmental movement – Jeremy Hofer
Page 9 People Power vs. the WTO – Pasquale Carbone
Page 10 Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom sponsored page
Page 11 Fresno County Green Party sponsored page
Page 12 Center for Nonviolence sponsored page
Page 13 Peace and Social Justice calendar
Page 14 Fresno Folklore Society – Mike Starry
Page 16 Spoken word comes to Fresno – Devoya Mayo

April-2003

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Mike Rhodes

Mike Rhodes was a founder of the Community Alliance newspaper. He has also been the editor and executive director over the past 28 years. He wrote this article while on Hospice because of his diagnosis of Stage 4 lung cancer and urges you not to mourn, but to organize, when he dies. Contact him at mikerhodes@comcast.net.
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Kevin Hall

Kevin Hall, a former Fresno County planning commissioner, has worked as a community, labor and political organizer. He co-hosts the radio program Climate Politics, which airs on the second and fourth Fridays of every month 5 p.m.–6 p.m. on KFCF 88.1 FM. He posts on Bluesky as @kevinhall.bsky.social.
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Paul Thomas Jackson

Paul Thomas Jackson is secretary of the Fresno Homeless Advocates (FHA), a voluntary association whose active members pursue the interest we share in a philosophy of community. Each of us on our own time also does tangible things for people experiencing homelessness. Membership in FHA is open to anyone demonstrating a serious interest in homeless advocacy. FHA has a public group on Facebook that is a broad forum for discussion.
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