¿Quién puede negarlo? La Historia de la humanidad es la historia de las migraciones: todos somos migrantes, unos más antiguos, otros más obstinados, recientes, recurrentes o arriesgados. El movimiento [...] Continue Reading
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Notas De La Editoria ¡Su Voz!
Por Lourdes Medina El clima político al igual que el clima ambuental está bastante violento enultimos meses desde el cambio de presidencia en Estados Unidos. Todo tenemos que decir que pensamos y que [...] Continue Reading
Reunión de los Purépechas: Fermersville California 2017
Por Huichu Kuakari El próximo sábado 14 de octubre volveremos a celebrar, por cuarta ocasión, el reencuentro de los purépecha en Farmersvill California. El principal motivo es preservar la cultura [...] Continue Reading
Ten Things You Should Know About Ashjian
By Kaylia Metcalfe Editor’s note: The original version of this article was published in Perhaps We Learn https:// perhapswelearn.blogspot.com/, and this edited version is republished with [...] Continue Reading
From the Editor – September 2017
By Hannah Brandt August was another exhausting and often discouraging month. From the Fresno City Council passing the ban on homeless dwellings in Fresno to the White supremacist attacks in [...] Continue Reading
Letters to the Editor – September 2017
The Community Alliance received a lot of feedback on Facebook responding to a comment on a Fresno Bee article about the ACLU finding that the Fresno Unified School District (FUSD) misused funds meant [...] Continue Reading
Clearing the Air: The Sierra Forests and Air Pollution
By Tom Frantz We know that most of our air pollution comes from industrial operations and mobile sources. But this pollution does not just stay in the air that we breathe on the Valley floor. Summer [...] Continue Reading
Jewish Film Series
By Temple Beth Israel Films Committee The Jewish Film Series will return to Temple Beth Israel (6622 N. Maroa Ave.) on Sept. 16 with a golden oldie, The Frisco Kid, starring Gene Wilder as a naive [...] Continue Reading
Tiffany’s Take: What Now?
By Tiffany A. Potter Today is deadline day and also coming off of this weekend’s events in Charlottesville. I’ve been staring at this computer screen for the better part of two hours. Blank almost in [...] Continue Reading