Winona LaDuke: Native Lands & Economies for the New Millennium

Thursday, October 20
6:00pm

Mulipurpose Room
College 9/10
UCSC

Reverend jesse jackson and his rainbow coalition arrived in New Orleans with hundreds of hurricane survivors hoping to find work and housing. Mama D was there to meet them, among others who attended their press conference at Piccadilly's restaurant. New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was there promising a "living wage" for everyone saying, "the days of minimum wage are over." Job recruiters from McDonalds, Burger King, UPS, and other minimum-wage employers were there to hand out applications. there were also residents with signs demonstrating for their housing rights.

I noticed there were a dozen people online: and somehow the tally of stories read wasn't increasing. So if you people do nothing else, how about a chat? Just make up any nickname, and you're in. Nick Name: Dahr Jamail is coming to UCSC in about 4 hours, that's something to chat about...

On Sunday, the 12th Annual Peace and Unity March,
sponsered by the Brown Berets, quite literally tookover certain streets in Watsonville.

Jason Pascal, an African-American Tarot card reader, who frequently can be found on Pacific Avenue at a table in front of Uptown Jeans, was ticketed three times on Tuesday, October 18th, and jailed.