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The Legendary Lalo Alcaraz | KPFA (opens the original)
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The Legendary Lalo Alcaraz, best known for being the author of the comic La Cucaracha, the first nationally syndicated, politically themed Latino daily comic strip. We feature an extended update with Professor Ron Lopez, Sonoma State University, on the struggles being faced by undocumented Students and their families. An award winning front-line investigative news magazine focusing on human, civil and workers rights, issues of war and peace, Global Warming, racism and poverty, and other issues.
Berkeley Pride 2026: From Joy to Justice | KPFA (opens the original)
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KPFA is a proud media sponsor of Berkeley Pride 2026, “From Joy to Justice,” an LGBTQIA+ street festival and community celebration on Sunday, August 30th, from 11 am to 5:30 pm at Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park in Downtown Berkeley. This year’s event celebrates the power of the LGBTQIA+ BIMPOC community while honoring the ongoing work of advancing equity, visibility, and liberation for queer and transgender people. The Berkeley Pride 2026 festival is a program of the oldest LGBTQIA+ me
The Union Episode: A Panel of Union Leaders on How and Why Unions Work | KPFA (opens the original)
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What do Unions stand for? How and why do Unions work? And how exactly have Unions made life better for millions of workers and their families? Host Timothy Regan welcomes 6 Union leaders to share from the heart about what Unions are all about. We take a deep dive into Union principles, and hear several stories about successes of Union work. Keith Brown, Educator and Executive Secretary/Treasurer of the Alameda Labor Council AFL-CIO. Vilma Serrano, Oakland Teacher and Lead Negotiator/Bargaining C
Disability, Immigration and Detention - Pushing Limits - August 28, 2026 | KPFA (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) currently has 65,765 people locked in their detention warehouses. We wondered how many were disabled and what the conditions are for them. We wanted to find out what is being done to keep people out of detention centers in the first place. We went looking. A team of disability advocates visited ICE detention centers throughout California to advocate for better conditions, the abolition of solitary confinement and more. Richard Diaz from Disability R
Making Contact - Cruelty for Profit | KPFA (opens the original)
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This week we’re discussing private ownership of immigration detention facilities. The same companies that run private, for-profit prisons are holding detainees for ICE. Our guests consider how a profit motive influences the treatment of people being held, share what they know about the conditions inside, and discuss the ways their communities are coming together to fight for detainees’ rights. Recorded in part at an ICE vigil in downtown Los Angeles, August 2026. This episode includes discussion
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