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LGTBQ Activists Prepare for Next Presidential Election –
LGBTQ activists from across the country are gathering in San Francisco to discuss the challenges faced by this historically highly stigmatized community. Despite some successes, they currently face a national wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation in conservative states, as well as an increase in hate crimes and discrimination.
Strong Opposition to Biden’s New Asylum Rules
The Biden administration has proposed its most radical policy to restrict access to asylum in the U.S. by those who have passed through a third country and facilitate their deportation.
Garcia Luna Found Guilty: Is the Story Over?
Genaro García Luna, Secretary of Security under former Mexican President Felipe Calderón, has been found guilty of conspiracy, drug trafficking, and lying to the U.S. government.
LGBTQ Activism. Also, Antiviral Pills Underused.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 PROGRAM # 9926 12:00 PM PT LGBTQ Activism. LGBTQ people from around the nation convene in San Francisco to discuss the current challenges of the community, including the wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation gaining ground in many states, the rise in violence and hate crimes and the discrimination in basic services, such as […]
Extra Edition: Fieldworkers Living in the Shadows. (A Repeat.)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 PROGRAM # 9925 11:00 AM PT Extra Edition: Fieldworkers Living in the Shadows. (A Repeat.) Agriculture is a key pillar of California’s thriving economy. Yet, those working the fields face dire working conditions and serious health challenges. A new, landmark study shows many farmworkers in California live with chronic conditions like diabetes […]
The Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty at 175. (Repeat)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 PROGRAM # 9924 12:00 PM PT The Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty at 175. (Repeat) Pages of the original Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, a document that transformed the US Southwest and the world, arrive in Denver today and are on display to mark the 175th anniversary of its signing. The treaty officially ended the […]
The Polycrisis Fueling Protests in Perú
Padre Lucho is compiling a list of the injured and killed. He is, in some ways, a bulwark against even more severe repression. I asked him at one point how he holds up and how it is that he seems to be constantly wearing a smile. He teared up then… “People like me, and I like people.”
California Says It Can No Longer Afford Aid for Covid Testing, Vaccinations for Migrants
“Now’s the time for the state of California to double down on supporting those individuals that are seeking relief from immigration detention,” said Pedro Rios, who directs the U.S.-Mexico border program at the American Friends Service Committee, which advocates on behalf of immigrants.
(Español) Declaran culpable unánimemente de todos los cargos a Genaro García Luna en una corte de NY
(Español) “Salí huyendo de México por el narcotráfico… mi papá murió, lo mataron… mi yerno igual, por una guerra que no debería de ser… me arrebataron a mi papá y a mi yerno. Entonces, imagínese, qué puedo decir yo”.
Extra Edition: Improving School Lunches.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 PROGRAM # 9922 11:00 AM PT Extra Edition: Improving School Lunches. The school government in Fresno, CA, is hiring new chefs to oversee the quality of school meals, cook food with fresh ingredients, better respond to student tastes, and reduce food waste. Many families in Fresno report food insecurity and some say […]
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