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Residents Sound Off on Priorities, Search Process for New CPD Superintendent - Vimarsana News

Residents Sound Off on Priorities, Search Process for New CPD Superintendent

Backing from the rank and file. Removing racist officers. Protecting marginalized communities. Those are just some of the priorities Chicagoans said they have for the next police superintendent during a virtual forum held Tuesday.

Source: wttw.com
Victory won in the struggle to defend historic Friendship Park - Vimarsana News

Victory won in the struggle to defend historic Friendship Park

On Aug.4, activists won a victory in the ongoing fight to defend Friendship Park on the California-Mexico border. After outrage and protests by local

After gov't inaction, community takes Tijuana River Valley cleanup into own hands – Liberation News - Vimarsana News

After gov't inaction, community takes Tijuana River Valley cleanup into own hands – Liberation News

A local community organization called the Spring Valley Cleanup Crew has been hosting events to remove waste from the Tijuana River Valley throughout

Socialist Jose Cortes launches 2022 campaign for U.S. Congress - Vimarsana News

Socialist Jose Cortes launches 2022 campaign for U.S. Congress

Around 30 community members rallied together at El Cajon’s Wells Park in the early afternoon of June 6 for the campaign launch of Jose Cortes for Cong

Indigenous-led movement in San Diego wins removal of Columbus statue and more – Liberation News - Vimarsana News

Indigenous-led movement in San Diego wins removal of Columbus statue and more – Liberation News

On May 23, the Chula Vista City Council voted 4 - 1 to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus and rename the eponymous holiday to Indigenous Peoples