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Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
In Loving Memory of Eddie
posted on JULY 10, 2012 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
Alicia shares a beautiful commemoration of her late brother who fell victim to our failed mental health and justice systems.
TAGS: mental health
TAGS: mental health
From Millionaires Tax to the 1% Tax
posted on MARCH 26, 2012 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
Over the last month and a half, the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights and the Millionaires Tax Coalition tirelessly collected signatures to qualify the Millionaires Tax initiative for the November 2012 ballot. We and our partners supported this initiative because it was the most progressive tax proposal that wouldn’t cost a single penny for anyone making less than $1 million per year.
TAGS: Soul of the City
TAGS: Soul of the City
350 Hondurans and The Prison Epidemic
posted on FEBRUARY 17, 2012 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
“We take prisons for granted but are often afraid to face the realities they produce.” –Angela Davis
350 men were burned alive on Tuesday. 350 men were burned alive on Tuesday in Honduras. 350 men were burned alive on Tuesday in Honduras inside a prison. 350 men are dead.
TAGS: Honduras
TAGS: Honduras
Throw Down Photo Contest Winner
posted on SEPTEMBER 05, 2011 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
Congratulations to Urban Releaf, this years Throw Down for the Town photo winner! They were able to plant 25 trees in North Oakland on August 13th, 2011 thanks, in part, to dozens of girl scout volunteers from Troop 30017. Their winning photo includes one super fabulous girl scout Throwing Down for the Oak-town.
TAGS: oakthrowdown
TAGS: oakthrowdown
Love, Masculinity and Absent Fathers
posted on JUNE 17, 2011 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
Ever since I was a child, Father’s Day has always left an unsettling feeling in my stomach. Call it daddy issues or whatever the heck you want to call it, but the one thing I don’t lack is honesty.
TAGS: absent fathers
TAGS: absent fathers
A California Budget for Community Benefit
posted on JUNE 10, 2011 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
I’ve been having nightmares about the budget cuts and they’re seeping into my daily life (no joke). And it’s not just because I’m an organizer who talks about tax reform. The reality and impact is real!
TAGS: California budget crisis
TAGS: California budget crisis
May Day and the Victory of Struggle
posted on APRIL 30, 2011 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
May Day—also known as International Workers Day—has been a very sacred day for me.
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From Hunger Strikes to Kitchen Table Activism
posted on MARCH 31, 2011 by
Alicia Cabellero-Christenson
Today marks the last day of Women’s History Month and the birthday of civil rights activist César Chávez, co-founder of the
TAGS: chavez
TAGS: chavez

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