Commentary: A Collective Silence Is A License To Hate

Commentary: A Collective Silence Is A License To Hate

Mary Mata April 24, 2012

By Jim Estrada It is becoming clear that too many in our society have reached a level of comfort with overt expressions of bias and racial discrimination towards non-whites, especially […]

MALDEF Sues For Refusal To Release Records In Ruben Salazar Case

Mary Mata

(Editor’s note: the following is a MALDEF Press Release) Today (4/23/12) MALDEF filed a petition for writ of mandate to compel Sheriff Lee Baca to release public records relating to […]

FAQ On The Legal Issues In Arizona v. United States

Mary Mata

By Raisa Camargo, Voxxi The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Wednesday regarding Arizona’s controversial immigration law — a case formally known as Arizona v. United States. The […]

OPINION: The Supreme Court Will Decide And So Will Voters

Mary Mata April 23, 2012

By Eliseo Medina For two years, we have been living with the consequences of state level racial profiling laws that violate our basic human and civil rights. These laws — […]

SB1070 Before Supreme Court Wednesday: What You Need To Know

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Two years worth of posturing and protesting, testing and taunting, about immigration and states rights will come to a head this Wednesday when both sides of Arizona’s controversial SB1070 argue […]

Friday’s Cartoon: Crime Watch

Mary Mata April 20, 2012

By Khalil Bendib, Other Words

Texas Voter I.D. Case Could Dismantle U.S. Civil Rights Law?

Mary Mata

By Peter Malof, Texas News Service HOUSTON – Court watchers say a Texas case could trigger the dismantling of a decades-old civil rights law. Steven Shapiro, the American Civil Liberties […]

Interview With “Bully” Director Lee Hirsch

Mary Mata April 18, 2012

By Janice Fuentes, Our Tiempo While I enjoy a pleasant conversation with Kelby, one of the subjects in the much anticipated documentary “Bully”, the movie’s director, a very tired Lee […]

Border Patrol: When Work Is A Family Matter

Mary Mata April 17, 2012

By Esther J. Cepeda, Voxxi Last week, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security sent out an unusually cheerful press release: “Border Patrol Academy Graduates 1,000th Class.” Forty-five newbies got through the Border […]

Sheriff Arpaio’s Prosecutor: Disbarred For Abuse Of Power

Mary Mata April 16, 2012

By Jonathan Higuera, Voxxi Last week’s extraordinary decision to disbar former Maricopa County AttorneyAndrew Thomasand his puppet henchwoman Lisa Aubuchon from practicing law in Arizona should leave Maricopa County Sheriff […]