Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered this speech in support of the striking sanitation workers at Mason Temple in Memphis, TN on April 3, 1968 — the day before he was assassinated
Click here to listen to the speech.
Thank you very kindly, my friends. As I listened to Ralph Abernathy in his eloquent and generous introduction [...]
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April 3rd, 1968
Posted in Diversity, Journal, Life on April 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Return From The Twilight Zone
Posted in Alien Thoughts and Ideas, Civil Rights, Creative Writing, Diversity, Human Rights, I.C.E. RAIDS, Journal, Life, News, Progressive, Progressive Issues, Race, Race Relations, Racism, Rod Serling, Writing on March 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
“I think it is criminal that we ( writers ) are not permitted to make dramatic note of social evils that exist, of controversial themes as they are inherent in our society.”
Rod Serling
Last year I was faced with a decision- post a Press Release on my blog about I.C.E. Agents making an appearance in Lynnwood, Washington or use the Press Release as the [...]
Nature Of The Beast
Posted in Diversity, Journal, Life, Politics, Progressive, Progressive Issues, Race Relations, Thoughts, women on January 8, 2008 | 13 Comments »
I’ve been told I should support Clinton-
because she’s a woman.
I’ve been told I should support Obama-
because he’s not white
and I’m not either.
I’ve been told I should not to support Richardson because then I’d be practicing Identity Politics.
When I say I like Edwards I’ve been reminded, somewhat sternly, that he’s a White Man from the South-
he’s not the [...]
It Ain’t Free My Friend
Posted in Current Events, Diversity, Human Rights, Multiculturalism, Progressive, Progressive Issues, Protests on December 28, 2007 | 4 Comments »
This clip is a segment from a cartoon that really bothered people- in fact this bothered them so much it was banned.
It didn’t have swear words or nasty pictures hidden in the background.
What it expressed was a thought- an idea.
A few months ago I ran some ads for a local public meeting and from that [...]
For Your Consideration…
Posted in Diversity, Family, Human Rights, Journal, Life, Multiculturalism, News, Uncategorized on November 20, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Roloff Farms
and Direct Access Solutions
Present a special email announcement!
Dear Anita,
Happy Thanksgiving from Roloff Farms!
Here at the farm, we have much to be thankful for-not in the least all of the encouragement, insight, and wisdom we receive from our fans.
We follow our thanks with an apology, for we didn’t initially intend this [...]
It’s Right Human
Posted in Civil Rights, Current Events, Diversity, Human Rights, Life, Multiculturalism, News, Progressive, Progressive Issues, Race Relations, Writing on November 15, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Not only do I write, I can bake a mean enchilada and fry a sinfully good lumpia on top of that I can do other things like work on Human Rights Issues.
This news article is from the Everett Herald here in Washington state and this story is about an Ordinance that I’m proud to say I’m helping [...]
Diversity Commission Meeting
Posted in Diversity, Human Rights, Journal, Life, Multiculturalism, Progressive, Progressive Issues, Race Relations on November 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
PLEASE NOTE: IT HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT AT LEAST ONE I.C.E. AGENT WILL BE ATTENDING THIS MEETING.
Maru Mora Villalpando
Community Organizer
Washington Community Action Network
La Red Activa Comunitaria de Washington
www.washingtoncan.org
The Lynnwood Police Department will speak before the commission.
Urgency: cases continue to come, WCAN is still receiving calls
DECIDED: WCAN will attend the next DC meeting on November 14th at Lynnwood [...]
Write On!
Posted in Diversity, Journal, Life, Multiculturalism, Progressive Issues, Relationships, Thoughts, Writing on November 12, 2007 | 10 Comments »
Until I was in my early twenties I must have had a couple of dozen Pen Pals from all around the world- of course the Internet changed all of that and now me and a few of my ” Pals” from the old days send mail via the Internet.
I think that e-mail changed the flavor [...]

