Community Corner
NO on SCA-5
On 1/30/2014, the California Senate passed SCA-5, which would repeal some provisions of Prop 209 and allow the State of California to discriminate an individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin. In the 17 years that Prop 209 has been in effect, California has become the most diversified and prosperous state in the US and Asian-Americans are proudly one of the essential pieces. Comprehensive initiatives have then been implemented to help students from disadvantaged families to obtain high educations. Currently, Asian-Americans often need test scores hundreds of points higher than applicants from other ethnic groups to have an equal chance of admission. Now SCA-5 seeks to unfairly punish Asian-Americans simply based on race.
Detailed information and what to do:
http://80-20initiative.blogspot.com/2014/02/call-to-action-stop-sca5-first-then.html
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More information:
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Watch the interview how Ed Hernandez justifies himself:
The most effective way is to call and fax your personal letter to the two assembly members below or to other assembly members.
Paul Fong, District 28
Phone: (916)319-2028
Fax: (916)319-2128
Philip Ting, District 19
Phone: (916)319-2019
Fax: (916)319-2119
Find your representatives:
http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov
The less effective way is to sign the petition on line: