Divisions within the immigrant rights movement are nothing new. Mega marchas in Los Angeles became fragmented over the years with different organizations and coalitions having demonstrations at different times and places. Here too in SanTana, May Day rallies have succumbed to the same dynamic. Who’s marching at what time and where to again? When President [...]
Continue reading...29. October 2012
Not too long ago, I took some out-of-town media colleagues to lunch quickly suggesting Kareem’s Falafel in Anaheim’s Little Arabia corridor. We were greeted by Nancy Hawari as all of us placed an order for a falafel sandwich — the very culinary creation the OC Weekly had just named the best of all its kind [...]
Continue reading...29. October 2012
The Mexi-mocking antics of students at Canyon High School in Anaheim Hills during the now infamous “Seniores and Señoritas” Day earned them a spot on this infernal rag’s current OC’s Scariest People 2012 issue. Perpetuating stereotypes by dressing up as cholos, pregnant stroller pushers and deportin’ border patrol agents also led to an administration-zinging investigation. [...]
Continue reading...28. October 2012
In the lead up to the last Anaheim city council forum held at Betsy Ross Elementary school on Tuesday, a protest was held by activists outside the police department. A short march ensued down Santa Ana Street to the site of the event hosted by Orange County Congregation Community Organization. (OCCCO) Video footage of the [...]
Continue reading...27. October 2012
Election Day is less than two weeks away and mailers are bombarding residents and irritating the shit out of postal carriers who deliver the daily bulk of junk. Predictably, in the wake of Anaheim‘s summer of social unrest, political action committees are pouring it on with tough on crime, law and order messaging. Hoping to [...]
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30. October 2012
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