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by Anonymous Comadre

It’s Pretty Simple: Speak Up for Black Lives Right Now

I know it’s been said, even by me, that silence is complicity. However, I understand that some of us areRead More…

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by Alma V. Marquez

Bobby Lee Verdugo, We will Always Honor You and Your Legacy

I have been a mess about my dear Bobby Lee Verdugo‘s death yesterday. For many reasons really. He has beenRead More…

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by Maria Villamil

Our Hero Has Transcended: We are Heartbroken

Bobby Verdugo Presente and Thank You for blessing us with your warrior spirit and love 💕  Bobby Verdugo shared manyRead More…

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by Lety Gomez

I Honor Padre Mateo Sheedy By Advocating for High Quality Schools

Growing up my family attended mass at different parishes, but when I was a teenager, my parents made Sacred HeartRead More…

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by Adriana Maestas

Luchadora Profile: Amerika Sanchez, Principal and Education Advocate, Fights for Social Justice in San Francisco

Amerika Sanchez is a principal at Five Keys Charter Schools and Programs. The vision of Five Keys is to defineRead More…

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by Ingrid Twyman

Just Do It: How Colin Kaepernick Embodies the Impact of Culturally Responsive Teaching

My eyes lit up when I first saw Nike’s new ad campaign shining a light on Colin Kaepernick’s journey andRead More…

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by Heriberto Soto

I’m Following in The Footsteps of My Father In Advocating for High Quality Education for My Children

My name is Heriberto Soto. I am from Mexico, and I stopped attending school after the second grade. Education andRead More…

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by Adriana Maestas

Luchadora Profile: Long Beach City Councilwoman Jeannine Pearce Focuses on Serving Working People

Many newly elected local public officials abandon their core beliefs when courted by lobbyists representing local business interests. The costlierRead More…

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by Marisol Rerucha

An Introduction & Why I am Committed to Fighting for Social Justice and for Our Students in San Diego

San Diego is more than my hometown. San Diego is in my blood. My roots are in its soil. SanRead More…

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by Alma V. Marquez

Mike Garcia, A National Labor Leader, Fought for Justice for Janitors & Education Reform

Mike Garcia served as the President of SEIU United Service Workers West between 1988 and 2014. He was a warriorRead More…

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