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Articles by Cesar Flores

"You Should Buy Both" -- A Mexican Mother's Words to Her American Daughter

As part of a multimedia series called "Arriving and Becoming: The Silicon Valley Story as Told by Immigrant Elders", Stephanie Flores tells the story of struggle and happiness of her mother through a powerful photo essay and a moment of shopping.

Criminal Justice Information Network Connect Community Organizing to Legislative Change

Cesar Flores has worked locally with families fighting for reforms in the Bay Area. Now, through connecting with legislative advocates in Sacramento, these families can influence the laws that govern their local criminal justice systems.

"Its A Wonderful Occupation" -- Occupy Resolutions for 2012

As participants of the Occupy movement protested in front of Wells Fargo, with the back drop of Christmas in the Park, De-Bug asked protesters what their resolutions were for the Occupy movement in 2012.

Santa Clara County Immigration Policy Watch

Santa Clara County has been a leading voice in protecting the rights of immigrants in the face of escalating federal immigration enforcement. SJ Beez/Silicon Valley De-Bug presents a resource page featuring media coverage, policy memos, data, and other information on Santa Clara County’s policies regarding immigration matters.

Light At the End of a 17 Year Tunnel: The Pamela Allen Story

Pamela Allen had spent 17 years in a locked facility due to a court order. She was on the path to spend the rest of her life there, until the day her mother Rosie Allen met Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project organizer Gail Noble.

San Jose MMA Fighter Carlos Chavez

Carlos Chavez is an up and coming mixed martial artist fighting out of San Jose California. In the following video Chavez and coach Lynn Schutz talk about the journey through the world of MMA...

SJ Made – Pop-Up Market Highlights Local Entrepreneurs

T-shirt designers, jewelry-makers, and an assortment of other creative vendors created their own pop-up market in downtown San Jose – giving the community a chance to come together and shop local.
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