GHAZAL* FOR SAN JOSE
Poem by Christopher Patrick Nelson
December 20,2005

This city sacrifices its young men to Law, a lie.
I say a little prayer each time a cop car passes by. More >>>

Will There Ever be Justice?
Story by David Madrid
December 20,2005

I was sitting in the courtroom when the “not guilty” verdict dropped, and I couldn't believe my ears. More >>>

"The Truth is Gonna Be Funny, But it's Gonna Scare Folks"
Richard Pryor, One of America's Greatest Truth Tellers, Has Passed Away
Story by Troy Curtis
December 20, 2005

I was sitting at Roosters' comedy club in Sunnyvale when I heard that Richard Pryor had died. More >>>

If Narnia is Christian, Why is the Villain a Woman?
Movie Review by Christopher Patrick Nelson
December 19, 2005

The Chronicles of Narnia:The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is a fairy tale intended to teach Christian values to children. More >>>

There is Nothing More Beautiful Than Being a Woman
By Women Workfurlough
December 19, 2005

Being a woman is such an amazing gift. There is nothing more beautiful. More >>>

At Court the Day the Walker Verdict Dropped
Story by Shana White // Photos by G. Melesaine
December 15, 2005

When I arrived at the court that morning to hear what the verdict was, I knew for sure that Michael Walker was going to be found guilty. More >>>

Daughter of Victim Speaks Out Against Not Guilty Verdict of Walker
Plus, Hate E-mails That Were Sent to Family Once Verdict Was Announced
Radio interview by David Madrid // Photo by G. Melesaine
December 15, 2005

De-Bug has a conversation about the shock of the decision, as well as an interview Regina Cardenas. More >>>

Long Live Tookie
At the Gates of San Quentin During the Execution
Story by By Hector Gonzalez // Photos by Aaron Duran
December 13, 2005

The writer tells his experience at San Quentin on the day Tookie's execution. More >>>

Twenty-three year old Angel Muñoz is not the person you think of when you hear the word “bodybuilder.” More >>>

Badges! We Don't Need No Stinking Badges!
How ID's can be both Privilege and Burdens in Tunisia
Story and Photo By Shana White
December 9, 2005

I just came back from the World Summit on Information Society In Tunisia, Africa... More >>>