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If there is something I pride myself on it is my work ethic. The importance of hard work is something that was instilled in me by my parents who sometimes worked multiple jobs each to feed our family of six....
Posted December 1, 2011 | 12/01/11 06:09 AM ET
What is a California election without some good old-fashioned scapegoating?
We Californians are innovators in so many ways: home to the first personal computer, the nation's first recycling program and ground zero for the Americans with Disabilities Act. But we also have this nasty history of exploiting and scapegoating minority...
Posted September 18, 2011 | 09/18/11 09:54 AM ET
As a contractor, I am a jack of all trades: I write, moderate an online community and translate, usually from English to Spanish. Most recently, a friend and I translated a 110-page document released by PolicyLink and The California Endowment called, "Why Place and...
Posted October 18, 2010 | 10/18/10 09:55 PM ET
Odds are, if you are a mom, you're one of the 72 percent of women in the United States who support the DREAM Act.
But we want to know why.
First, a quick refresher: The DREAM Act is short for the Development, Relief and Education...
Posted May 4, 2010 | 05/04/10 05:44 PM ET
The conversation is everywhere -- Arizona has a new immigration law that requires police officers to detain anyone who "looks like" an illegal immigrant and fails to produce proof of American citizenship. And legislators in seven other states are now debating similar bills as are gubernatorial candidates in...

12 Comments | Posted December 13, 2011 | 12/13/11 06:08 AM ET