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Social Justice
Stir it Up – Wednesday, December 7 at 3 p.m.
KFCF 88.1 FM Daren’s guest will be Humberto Gomez, Jr. - CDP Region 8 Director. We will discuss the state of Democratic Politics in the Fresno metro area. This is the Community [...] Continue Reading
Support Local/Independent Journalism
The Community Alliance newspaper delivers news and analysis not controlled by corporate interests, the ruling elite and others that put profit before peoples needs. We stand with those fighting [...] Continue Reading
Board of Supervisors Out of Touch
At the Oct. 11 meeting of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors (BOS), the supervisors showed how out of touch they are with the demographics of the county and seemingly out of touch with reality. [...] Continue Reading
The November 2022 Issue of the Community Alliance
This is a .pdf of the November 2022 Community Alliance newspaper. There are features that allow viewers to increase the size of the pages for easier reading. Simply place your cursor over [...] Continue Reading
Stopping Hate Crimes in the San Joaquin Valley
The Community Alliance newspaper’s campaign to stop hate crimes is starting with a town hall in Huron on Nov. 17 that will address institutional racism. Why is it that this country can spend trillions [...] Continue Reading
Lack of Toilets for Homeless a Public Health Crisis
By age 40, Jack Sim had gotten rich off the construction industry in Singapore. (No, life “didn’t end” for him then.) At 41, he founded the restroom association in that sovereign nation-state that [...] Continue Reading
The Enemy Within When Racists Are Your Own People
In early October, during so-called Hispanic Heritage Month, the Reddit Internet account released an audio file in which four Latinos can be heard making racist remarks about indigenous immigrants from [...] Continue Reading
Statement from the Local Central Labor Council
It is with immense disappointment and equal determination that we write this statement in the wake of the shocking conversations that were privately recorded inside of the Los Angeles Federation of [...] Continue Reading
Madera Proclaims Indigenous People’s Day
Madera is the first city in the Central Valley to issue an Indigenous People’s Day proclamation. The historic event took place on Oct. 5 during the regular City Council meeting before an emotional [...] Continue Reading
Dolores Huerta Foundation
Sponsored Page - November 2022 [...] Continue Reading
Fresno Center for Nonviolence
Sponsored Page - November 2022 [...] Continue Reading