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Looking back at the various liberation struggles within the U.S. during that time, we as youth take pride in the organizing efforts of our elders-our communities that paved the way for the present youth to continue that same resistance.  We are inspired by the works of freedom fighters from theBlack Liberation Movement, the Chicano Movement, the American Indian Movement, in their fight for land, education, justice, peace and self-determination. Today, we continue fighting to keep what we have won and fight harder for our collective liberation. Giving honor to all those who fought not only for their communities, but for the generations to follow, we have to ask ourselves-Are we justly following in their footsteps? Most of the struggles that our elders fought for are still going on today!! Through out the history of oppression, from slavery to incarceration, from Japanese internment campsof the 1940s, to the current immigration detention centers, from the Chinese Exclusion Act of the 1920s, to Prop 187, HR4437, SB2611, Patriot Act and other recent bills, the U.S. We have the power and the opportunity to do something about it! We cannot sit back and watch as the discrimination and racism continues to affect our people right before our very eyes. Think about it… Will the future generations look up to us, as we do the freedom fighters of the '60s? Will we be an inspiration, or a disappointment? Since the nationwide mobilizations of May 1st 2006, the conditions in our communities have worsened. The repercussions of mobilizing have resulted in more I.C.E. raids than ever before, to instill fear and to prevent us from speaking up against these injustices. In 2007 alone, 276,912 U.S.residents were deported. Families continue to be separated and our communities targeted. Free trade agreements and foreign policies are still in place as more walls continue to be built to define and secure borders. Natural resources continue to be extracted from our countries while the flow of money crosses borders. Our people are prevented from following work opportunities that have been taken from them in their country of origin. As a society, we all benefit from the fruits of exploited immigrant labor. More importantly, as youth with the privilege to speak up and in comparison to those who risk everything, we have nothing to lose, therefore it is our duty to do something about these injustices. We cannot go on during our life time without standing up and taking action! We must stop the persecution and criminalization of our people! End the attacks on economic and political refugees! We cannot allow this government to continue to divide and conquer.  We must break down the borders that were set up to divide us. Young people…our time is NOW!  Search deep within your soul and ask yourself-What Am I going to do? With the types of injustices going on in society today, nobody should be at peace or oblivious to the suffering of our communities. We will not let them intimidate us into silence! NO ONE IS ILLEGAL!!! click [view] to view event Wednesday, October 29th Wed, Oct 29, 2008      3:15 PM - 6:00 PM [view] Free Trade has Failed! Boalt Hall, corner of Piedmont and Bancroft Ave, UC Berkeley campus Berkeley Wed, Oct 29, 2008      7:30 PM - 9:00 PM [view] "Freedom From Oil" Unitarian Universalist Church of Palo Alto 505 East Charleston Rd. 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Rights & Liberties Newsletter October 29th, 2008 More from Rights & Liberties »

Drilling and Killing: Landmark Trial Against Chevron Begins Over its Role in the Niger Delta By Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! In 1998, Nigerian protesters occupying a Chevron oil platform were jailed and murdered. Now, the case is in a U.S. court. Read more »   It seems hard to believe, but less than a week remains until the presidential election, considered by many to be the most important of our lifetime. After eight years of an unprecedented power grab by the Bush administration, the project to restore the Constitution and reclaim our democracy must begin the moment the next president takes office. Luckily, there are writers, thinkers and activists who have spent years working to design blueprints for how to accomplish this. The Center for Constitutional Rights, the ACLU, Amnesty International, and the Brennan Center for Justice are just a few critical resources that can show us how we might restore the checks and balances that once defined the United States. If you have not yet checked out AlterNet's Rights & Liberties voter guide, I encourage you to do so. AlterNet has culled information from these and other organizations to create a guide to help you distinguish between Barack Obama's and John McCain's positions on some of the most important human rights and civil liberties issues facing us today. This will come in handy on November 4th, but it will be even more important on November 5th. Happy voting, Liliana Segura Editor, Rights & Liberties Special Coverage     Justice Department Targets ACORN But Ignores GOP Voter Suppression By Steven Rosenfeld, AlterNet On the eve of the 2008 election, the Department leaks a FBI probe of ACORN but remains silent on widespread voter intimidation tactics. Read more »   Families of the Victims Tortured by Chicago Detectives Rejoice at First Arrest By Liliana Segura, AlterNet A 25-year fight to bring Jon Burge and police who systematically tortured black men to justice makes a critical breakthrough. Read more »   After Third Stay of Execution, Could Troy Davis Win a New Trial? By Jonathan Springston, IPS News The Georgia prisoner was scheduled to die, again, but a federal court has opened the door for a new round of appeals. Read more »   With U.S. "Terror Trials " in Disarray, the Case Against Omar Khadr is Falling Apart By Andy Worthington, AlterNet The government's case against the Canadian child soldier, who was only 15 when he was imprisoned, is collapsing. Read more »   Prop 5: California Has a Chance to Treat Young People Struggling with Drug Problems the Right Way By Marsha Rosenbaum, AlterNet The NORA initiative would invest $65 million annually into developingdrug treatment programs for at-risk California youth under 18. Read more »   My Visit With Troy Davis, a Man Facing Death on October 27th By Federica Valabrega, American Observer Twice, Davis has said goodbye to loved ones but had his life spared. Now, he faces execution a third time. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Cruel California Ballot Initiative Seeks to Keep Elderly Prisoners Locked Up Longer By Heidi Strupp, New America Media Prop. 9 asks taxpayers to pay to incarcerate those who cost the most to confine yet pose the least threat to public safety. Read more »   Former Warden of San Quentin Prison Supports Dramatic Justice Reform Initiative in CA By Jan Frel, AlterNet Jeanne Woodford supports overhaul reform for CA's Prop 5 that would radically alter how non-violent offenders are treated. Read more »   On Prop 8: A Favor to Ask from Your Gay Friend at the ACLU By Staff, ACLU Northern California An urgent call to everyone you know in California. Read more »   Military Probing Abuse of Power by Top Gitmo Brass By Steve Czajkowski, Jurist Legal News and Research Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas Hartmann is being investigated for inappropriately seeking to influence the military commissions trials. Read more »

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