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Redistricting and Voting Rights

Every 10 years, the U.S. Census sets in motion a constitutionally mandated process of re-aligning voting districts to reflect population changes in federal, state, and local jurisdictions. California carried out its redistricting through a Citizens Commission for the first time (Galambos Malloy), but in most states, tried and true political in-fighting, followed by extensive legal challenges, is now underway (Rowe, Abdullah).

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Oakland Gang Injunctions: Gentrification or Public Safety?

By Eric K. Arnold

The Fight for Good Jobs and Clean Air at the Port of Oakland

By Rui Bing Zheng and Andrew Dadko

Challenging the Wealth Gap with New Majority Organizing

By María Poblet

Asian Pacific Islanders Made Statistically Invisible

By Diana Pei Wu

“These are the people that came to this foreign land to seek a life of hope. Armed with the will to persevere, they created wealth and laid the foundation for this city, but still live in the shadows of this society. They are continually exploited, often forgotten because they are immigrants or have difficulty with English, with their cries of frustration often falling on deaf ears, never getting media coverage.” —The Workers Committee of the Chinese Progressive Association[3]