Better schools. Safer roads. Healthier neighborhoods. All Californians can help their communities secure these resources and more by participating in the 2020 Census before September 30. It’s as simple as answering nine easy questions online or on the phone. As we...
Widespread hunger and unemployment drove millions of Americans into food-lines during the Great Depression of 1930; but no one could have predicted that scenario repeating itself some 90 years later, in the land of plenty, plump with the prospect of the American...
Will your vote be counted as we move to mail-in-voting this election year? The odds may not be in your favor. The advent of COVID-19 has disrupted an already contentious US election cycle and precipitated conditions that could derail the voting process in Election...
“All conditioned things are impermanent – when one sees this with wisdom, one turns away from suffering.” -Gautama Buddha In times of chaos and tribulation, it seems wise to refer to the teachings of those who sought to understand suffering. Impermanence is the...
The Trump presidency has made more than 400 changes to US immigration policy since it took office, waging what immigration advocates are calling ‘Trump’s war on immigrants.’ The Trump administration went on the offensive in January 2017, accelerating changes to...
