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Great Delano Grape Strike Revisited

“I remember, as a child, three or four years old, going to funerals of men in Pixley, Arvin, Ducor, Visalia, throughout the Central Valley. These men had died alone, by themselves. I remember burying [...] Continue Reading

“Fong Is Wrong” Rally

At 9 a.m. on Sept. 9, Randy—a retired second-grade teacher of 25 years—drove to the corner of Armstrong and Herndon avenues in Clovis and parked his truck and horse trailer sporting a large “Missing” [...] Continue Reading

United for Change

Several recent demonstrations were held in Fresno to lend support to ongoing national boycott efforts against Chevron, for its ongoing logistical support for Israel, and against Home Depot, for its [...] Continue Reading

Local Public Media Hit Hard

“We’ve taken the President at his word in his calls to eliminate funding for public broadcasting,” says Joe Moore, president and general manager of Valley Public Radio, noting staff at the station [...] Continue Reading

Murales Embellecen el Centro de Fresno

El pasado sábado 26 de julio tuvo lugar un excepcional acontecimiento cultural en la ciudad de Fresno. Ese día, 20 murales artísticos fueron presentados en un evento que contó con la presencia de [...] Continue Reading

Looming Healthcare Cuts

(Editor’s note: This story was originally published by Fresnoland, a nonprofit news organization.) For Lorenza Cortez and her husband, Eleuterio Mexicano, Medi-Cal is nothing short of a [...] Continue Reading

Protesting Concentration Camps

Fresno Residents Object to Authoritarian Rule As authoritarian rule is consolidated in the United States, and as the President exhibits clear signs of dementia, Americans continue to protest [...] Continue Reading

Los Peligros de la Auto Deportación

(Nota del Editor: esta nota se reproduce con el permiso de American Community Media. Esta historia es parte de “Aquí Estamos/Here We Stand”, un proyecto de reportaje colaborativo de American Community [...] Continue Reading