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February 1st, 2013
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Depending on the society, there are people today who are beaten, killed and shot, when trying to organize the strength of workers. Families are broken apart due to social conditions. For example, the same forces that have brought people here in an undocumented way are the same forces that are splitting them up by deportation. [...]
August 30th, 2012
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
There has been a great deal made of the Republican theme, “We Built It.” Jon Stewart made some remarks worth a few good laughs. This morning, I saw a facebook post with some slavery-era photos of blacks and a picture of the white house. It was captioned, “We Built It.” I started to think..the post [...]
July 18th, 2011
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Since the days of Cesar Chavez, the politics of the farm worker have been much more publicized than almost any sector of work in our community. Chicanos, Mexicanos and Central Americans are over represented in many other industries, yet the struggles of the farm worker continue to make headlines more frequently than other sectors of [...]
July 9th, 2011
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
July 08, 2011 Greetings! L. A. DISTRICT ATTORNEY SETTLES CASE AGAINST NATIVO LOPEZ By: Alexis Calvo A settlement not totally to the liking of the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office was finally reached after twenty-four months of attempting to bring to trial the case against Nativo Lopez, National President of the Mexican American Political [...]
February 26th, 2011
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
I was reading this post called Union Busting is Market Manipulation and Wage Theft. The post was on DirtyHippies, and part of the argument I found to be very insightful. I love theory, even though it is often difficult to debate via the internets. Here is a portion of the argument, along with my response. [...]
April 29th, 2010
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
A friend of mine, Pancho Arguelles, forwarded our coalition a statement from Immigrant Communities In Action, which stated emphatically that the call for Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR), must not be an endorsement for the Schumer/Graham Four-Pillar Blueprint. The statement reads: Our call as immigrant workers, families, and youth is for a reform rooted in our [...]
January 23rd, 2010
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
Late last year, I posted about The United Farmworker’s Union (UFW) and their campaign against Giumarra, the largest table grape company in the world. Being that the UFW was home to Cesar Chavez, whom certain conservatives are literally trying to write out of the history books, I thought this update would be important. Please consider [...]
November 4th, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
The Brown Berets and other organizations are gearing up for a protest against Larry Whitten of the Whitten Inn in Taos, New Mexico to protest his controversial employment practices in which he required all of his employees to speak only English in his presence. He even went so far as to require that employees either [...]
October 28th, 2009
By Hector A. Chavana, Jr. (Tlacaelel) of OurNewAnahuac.net
The historic United Farm Workers, organizing home to Cesar Chavez, has launched a new campaign targeting Giumarra, the world’s largest table grape company. The company employs over 3500 pickers, and it picks one out of every ten bunches of grapes picked in the US. Still the company does not have a union contract with its [...]
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