https://www.europesays.com/1950591/ Democrats Are Raging Against Elon Musk, but Some Still BuyTesla Stock #bi #California #cisneros #comment #congressman #DemocratsRage #EarlyFebruary #ElonMusk #Johnson #Musk #people #spokesman #spokesperson #tesla #trade #year
Edison, Kern County, California, Young Migratory Mother, Originally from Texas.
Migrant agricultural worker's family. Seven hungry children. Mother aged thirty-two. Father is a native Californian. Destitute in pea picker's camp, Nipomo, California, because of the failure of the early pea crop. These people had just sold their tent in order to buy food. Of the twenty-five hundred people in this camp most of them were destitute
#Californian #Nipomo #California #theGreatDepression #America #DorotheaLange’s #Lange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
"The Health and Human Services Department's Office for Civil Rights is investigating an unnamed California medical school following allegations of discrimination in its admission practices.
The agency said Thursday it received information that the school was allegedly admitting students based on race, color or national origin."
https://www.modernhealthcare.com/government/hhs-dei-investigation-california-medical-school
Sue or hold back? The University of California does both as it faces Trump’s wrath
“One sentiment I have heard echoed by all levels of UC and campus administration is their desire to escape the ever-watchful, punitive eyes of the federal administration,” Aditi Hariharan, president of the undergraduate student association of the UC, told UC leaders last week. “However, hiding the UC support for specific communities targeted by the federal government will actually have a chilling effect on students’ experiences at the UC.”
https://calmatters.org/education/2025/03/university-of-california/ #Fascism #HigherEd #California
Satellite image received from NOAA-15 on 28 March 2025 starting at 08:06. #SatelliteImagery #NOAA #Oakland #California #Weather
More calls! Call your state leaders to reject Trump's unconstitutional EO on voting access. With the Republican party so unpopular, they now want to keep YOU from voting.
Call governor Newsom 916-445-2841
Find your state rep and senator: https://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/
Call your AG Rob Bonta. 916-445-9555
Call the Santa Clara county DA. (408) 299-7400
Call your reps! So Get your friends and family and call!
When you call Representative and Senators on today? Here's our suggestions - same focus as yesterday more or less.
* All your reps must call for Peter Hegseth, Michael Waltz, and any other people involved in the disastrous Signal leak. Our electeds need to be on this every day.
* Protests Trump's unlawful deportment and enslavement of innocent Venezuelan immigrants - Impeachment isn't out of the question.
* Oppose DOGE Ally Frank Bisignano as Social Security Commissioner
For your rep here: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
For your Senators:
Senator Schiff: 202-224-3841
Senator Padilla: 202-224-3553 (He also has numbers all over, including Fresno 559-497-5109 and Sacramento 916-448-2787 )
Find even more to bug them on at https://www.5calls.org/
Recognizing the interconnection of human & #marine #ecosystems is essential, as the stress in one often affects the other.
If you see a marine mammal in distress, please give them space and call the Marine Mammal Care Center’s Marine Mammal Hotline at 1-800-39-WHALE (94253).
#DomoicAcid can also accumulate in #shellfish & small #fish that feed on the #algae, leading to poisoning in larger #marine animals & humans who consume contaminated #seafood.
Addressing the urgent need to monitor the impact of harmful #AlgalBlooms on #MarineSpecies requires collective strategies. The destructive #California #wildfires, which have contaminated our #oceans & are threatening #MarineLife, serve as a critical call to action for collaborative efforts to protect marine environments….
Migrant agricultural worker's family. Seven children without food. Mother aged thirty-two. Father is a native Californian. Nipomo, California
#Californian #Nipomo #California #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
#Crisis On The Coast: #DomoicAcid Poisoning Strands 140 #SeaLions & 50 #Dolphins On #California Beaches
The recent influx of #marine #wildlife affected by domoic acid poisoning off the coast of Southern California underscores a critical #environmental crisis, w/≧140 sea lions suffering from this debilitating poison & reports of at least 50 stranded dolphins along local beaches.
#ClimateCrisis #climate #MarineLife #ocean #wildfires #ecosystems #algae #OceanWarming #science
https://worldanimalnews.com/crisis-on-the-coast-domoic-acid-poisoning-strands-140-sea-lions-and-50-dolphins-on-california-beaches/
Destitute pea pickers in California. Mother of seven children. Age thirty-two. Nipomo, California
#California #Nipomo #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
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Between Weedpatch and Lamont, Kern County, California. Children Living in Camp... Rent $2.75 Plus Electricity.
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The weathered texture of the wood and the way it's constructed indicates that this could be part of an old structure or barrier in a rural setting. There are no clear indicators of modern amenities such as electricity, plumbing, or paved roads which may imply hardship or displacement for these children at the time when the photo was taken.
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https://www.europesays.com/1949068/ DOJ is investigating LASD for possible 2nd Amendment violations #application #California #Department #doj #Gun #investigation #Justice #L.a.Sheriff #lasd #law #lawsuit #OtherState #SecondAmendmentRight #statement #TheWhiteHouse #trump #TrumpAdministration
Richard Ortiz is a migrant worker in Nipomo, California where famous photographer Dorothea Lange took a photograph of the Migrant Mother, Florence Owens Thompson in the 1930s
#RichardOrtiz #Nipomo #California #DorotheaLange #TempletonFeed&Grain #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
Dorothea Lange, Resettlement Administration photographer, in California
#DorotheaLange #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
At the Self Help Association, dairy farm unit, California
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The handwritten text on the bottom right corner indicates "2390," likely a reference number or code used by Dorothea Lange to catalog her photographs, and additional annotations provide insight into the photograph’s origin. This image is an example of documentary photography that seeks to portray reality through photographic means during times of social upheaval.
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The man appears to be middle-aged or older with lines on his face indicating age, possibly reflecting hardship or weathering from outdoor labor. His attire suggests practicality - a hat protecting against sun exposure and heavy coat suited for colder conditions. The monochromatic tones emphasize the seriousness of the subject's expression while also highlighting the historical context in which Lange captured this moment.
The handwritten text on the bottom right corner indicates \"2390,\" likely a reference number or code used by Dorothea Lange to catalog her photographs, and additional annotations provide insight into the photograph’s origin. This image is an example of documentary photography that seeks to portray reality through photographic means during times of social upheaval.
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