Monthly Archives: March 2006

La gente lo conoce como el Abuelo Juan.
Cuando hablamos de el, decimos “Mi Abuelo”.
Nosotros los Mexicanos hacemos eso, hablamos de nuestros padres y nuestros abuelos, diciendo “mi mama o mi abuela”. No es nada en contra de nuestros queridos … Continue reading →

He is known as el Abuelo Juan.
We refer to him as, “Mi Abuelo”
Mexicans do that, we refer to our parents, grandmothers, grandfathers as “my mother, my grandfather”. We don’t mean to be inconsiderate of our brothers or sisters. Its just … Continue reading →

Despite rain and an ordered lockdown by the Superintedent of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) groups of students continued to protest proposed immigration reforms. The lockdowns probably contributed to many students seizing the opportunity to continue their … Continue reading →

From the California Chronicle:
About 50 business owners gathered in front of Costa Mesa City Hall on Thursday, March 23, 2006 to voice their opposition to the City Councils policy which would allow police to check the legal status of immigrants. … Continue reading →