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Causa Justa :: Just Cause State Wide Ballot Endorsements
Proposition 30. Temporary Taxes to Fund Education. Guaranteed Local Public Safety Funding. Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Position: YES Prop 30 is the result of a historic compromise between the Restore California Coalition...
Read moreNot Another Son
Lorenzo Lamar Ward: March 7, 1983~September 1, 2012 Our hearts are heavy with the loss of Lorenzo. He was a lively spirit born to our beloved Princess Beverly. And he shouldn’t have...
Read moreWe Love And Miss You Ms. Betty
We remember and salute one of our long-standing members, Ms. Betty Woodridge. Since she joined Causa Justa :: Just Cause during our fight against Wal-Mart in 2004, Ms. Betty has been a powerful spirit in the world...
Read moreMass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness
Interview with Michelle Alexander, author of The New Jim Crow Juvenile Justice Information Exchange and Youth Today Washington, D.C. correspondent Kaukab Jhumra Smith covered a conference in July in Cincinnati sponsored...
Read moreTunisia: Home to the Social Movements of the World!
By Maria Poblet January 14, 2011, is a historic day in Tunisia: When the people ousted the 23-year dictatorship of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. That struggle united many parts of...
Read moreEvery 36 Hours
By Malcolm X Grassroots Movement In July, the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement (MXGM) issued a study titled, “Every 36 Hours: Report on the Extrajudicial Killings of Black People by Police, Security...
Read moreCommunity Demands Answers to Chevron Fire
By Communities for a Better Environment and Asian Pacific Environmental Network For the second time in five years, a fire at the Chevron refinery crude unit in Richmond has put workers...
Read moreHEARTH Act to Improve housing conditions for American Indians
By Billy Trice Jr. President Obama recently signed H.R.205 known as the Helping Expedite and Advance Responsible Tribal Homeownership Act(HEARTH) which will improve housing conditions for American Indians as well as boosting their...
Read more“Dear Union Bank”
How a Tenant Stood Her Ground Against a Bank and Won By Maria Zamudio Maria M. and her family had been renting their San Francisco for more than three years when they...
Read moreHassle-Free Housing Ordinance
What is it? During the first dot com boom, harassment—as a mean of eviction—evolved into a business model. Large, corporate landlords began adding to their staffs “Relocation Specialists.” More accurately, these...
Read moreFamilia Perez: Freddie Mac and B of A, you won’t take our home away!
By Antonio Venegas The experience of the Perez family echoes with the stories of the over 40,000 foreclosures that have or are currently taking place in Oakland. The family suffered a...
Read moreFannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the “People’s Banks,” have been hijacked by Corporate America
Who are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? They are taxpayer-owned government sponsored entities that originate loans and guarantee home loans that banks and mortgage companies sell to borrowers. We should control...
Read moreSlumlord Fined Record $800,000 For Deplorable Housing Conditions
By Lucia Kimble Rat and cockroach infestations, lack of sanitation, bedbugs, leaks and mold - for many working- class tenants in San Francisco, these problems are daily occurrences that compromise their...
Read moreRise of Tenants Reporting Harassment
By Ted Gullicksen and Maria Zamudio Tenants living in some of San Francisco’s quickly disappearing sources for affordable housing – rent controlled units – face a particular situation when property owners...
Read moreOur Work Continues With Resilience and Courage
By Cinthya Muñoz Immigrant Rights Organizer & Maria Poblet, Executive Director October 1 was a historic moment for all who were awaiting Governor Brown’s decision on the Trust Act. Historic in...
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