The musical, “Let The Eagle Fly,” which portrays the life of legendary organizer and civil rights activist Cesar Chavez is a moral drama of the best variety. On Friday, March 26, the performers’ catchy bilingual melodies, agile humor, passionate acting and powerful message of nonviolent struggle captivated the audience of around 100 who filled San Jose City College’s theater for the duration of the three-hour production.
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Fallece lĂder comunitaria Luisa Ezquerro
5 de enero, 1934–1 de mayo 2010 Luisa Ezquerro, originaria de San Francisco, perdiĂł su larga batalla contra el cáncer el pasado 1ro de mayo de 2010 estando en la casa junto a sus familiares. Educadora de por vida, activista comunitaria, lĂder y mentora, Luisa pasĂł su vida sirviendo a la comunidad de San Francisco. […]
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Letter to the Editor: Unnecessary force
A first-person report on an incident that occurred during the May 1, 2010 May Day march in San Francisco.
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DSCS Fundraiser-Happy Hour in the Garden
Fundraiser for Dolores Street Community Service. Support DSCS! Happy hour in the garden. Drinks, jazz and other cool things. 220 Dolores Street, SF
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Community leader Luisa Ezquerro passes away
Luisa Ezquerro was a lifelong educator, community activist, leader and mentor.
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Premio Mujer 2010
Fundacion Caminate’s  celebration of powerful women, honoring AUDELIA QUINONES Dinner /Concert/ Dance St. Mary’s Cathedral • 1111 Gough Street, SF Tickets: $40 general; $20 students. Available at franciscoherreramusic.com or call 415-643-9362 This event honors the leadership of five extraordinary women who work everyday for the livelihood of their communities through civic engagement, the arts and […]
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Capp Street Senior Center
Provides a wide array of social services, educational programs and recreational activities for low-income and/or functionally impaired seniors.
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Lower 24 St. Community Planning Workshop
District 9 Supervisor David Campos invited the community to come together to realize a common vision for the future of the Lower 24th Street Corridor at a Call to Action Community Workshop. Issues to be addressed included:Â Promotion of local neighborhood and culture; streetscape design and physical appearance; support, development and promotion of local businesses; […]
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Local Mariachi Keeps Culture Alive
Salvador Gonzales started playing guitar, in El Grullo, Jalisco. He came to the US when he was 18 and has been working as a musician for some 40 plus years.