By Phil Erro For many years, the need for food among Fresno’s hungry residents has far exceeded supply, but it was not known how much food was actually needed. That has changed. Thanks to the 2014 [...] Continue Reading
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Tiffany’s Take: Let Me Use It
By Tiffany A. Potter One of the most precious things I have in my home, my sanctuary from the world, is a simple plaque that hangs on the wall. On it I have painted {RUNNING} and below it holds on [...] Continue Reading
Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
By Leni Reeves Mumia Abu-Jamal was convicted in 1982 of murdering a Philadelphia police officer. The prosecution was set in motion by a politically motivated desire to silence this fearless [...] Continue Reading
Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival 2015
By Community Link Fresno Rainbow Pride Committee Join your community members as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of Fresno’s Pride Parade and Festival! Take part in an event that happens only once [...] Continue Reading
Clearing the Air: Air District Gets Caught
By Tom Frantz Since its 1991 formation as the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (Air District), this sham of a health agency has continuously shown allegiance to big polluters and [...] Continue Reading
Rules for an Egalitarian Society
By David E. Roy Our society today, as with most, is far from egalitarian. I am not going to offer details, as they are too obvious to most of us. However, we have not always been like this. I have [...] Continue Reading
To Pass with Dignity
By Boston Woodard When I think of death as a prisoner, I sometimes wonder if I will make it back out into the free world for my demise or if I will take my last breath while still incarcerated. A [...] Continue Reading
SAN QUINTÍN Y “EL MÉXICO BRONCO”
Por Guillermo Marín Cierta mañana al inicio de la década de los años ochenta, desayunaba con Guillermo Bonfil Batalla en los portales y estaba el platón del magisterio. Fue entonces que Guillermo me [...] Continue Reading
MARÍA GUARDADO: Una Luchadora que no Delató a sus Compañeros ni ante la Tortura
Por Bertha Rodríguez Santos Hace tres meses, durante la visita del sacerdote Alejandro Solalinde a Los Angeles me tocó escuchar una de las confesiones más fuertes que haya escuchado en mi vida por [...] Continue Reading
Aplicación de la Ley y Comunidades de Color en el Condado de Fresno
Por Jonathan Luevanos | Traducido por Edgar Farias El 5 de Mayo, I-MERIT (Internacional, Multicultural, Educación, Investigación, Intervención y Capacitación) llevo a cabo un evento para la comunidad [...] Continue Reading
Sobre la Importancia De Votar Entrevista con Samuel Molina (Mi Familia Vota)
Por La Alianza Comunitaria En abril, la Alianza Comunitaria entrevistó Samuel Molina, el director adjunto de California con Mi Familia Vota, una “organización nacional sin fines de lucro que trabaja [...] Continue Reading
Q&A with an Ex-Con Whistleblower
By Marc Keyser Editor’s note: This is part two of a Q&A series with Marc Keyser, ex-con whistleblower and author of ANTHRAX: Shock and Awe Terror. Read part one on our Web site at [...] Continue Reading