Saturday, September 28, 2013

RIP Carnal Jose ~ [NetworkAztlan_News] RIP Que En Paz Descanse Jose Montoya, Royal Chicano Air Force General and Original Founder of El Plan de Santa Barbara...

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To: La Raza Cosmica ~ Compañero Jose was a beautiful man who had great love and compassion for all people. He was around a lot while I was growing up involved in Chicano Movimiento activities here in Sacramento. He had a great balance between spiritual strength and inner tenderness.

I saw him a few months ago on the K Street Mall and knew he was a little ill. (Picture Attached).

He use to just love to walk the Mall with his sketchbook and greet and talk to the gente who knew him.

Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile!
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Luis J. Rodriguez » El Maestro Jose Montoya — R.I.P.
http://luisjrodriguez.com/blog/2013/09/el-maestro-jose-montoya-rip.html
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Jose Montoya (1932-2013) #Sacramento poet and artist, has died - Obituaries @sacbee_news
http://www.sacbee.com/2013/09/26/5771228/jose-montoya-sacramento-poet-and.html
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R.I.P. Jose Montoya ~ Royal Chicano Air Force R.C.A.F. - EXPRESS
http://youtu.be/C_bQS_8XYAk  ~Uploaded Feb 24, 2011
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▶ Royal Chicano Air Force: Commandante General Jose Montoya and the RCAF pilots
http://youtu.be/MtNo5gEMdqs  ~Pub Apr 24, 2013
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Sacramento, California
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QUE PAZ DESCANSE y SIEMPRE VIVA MAESTRO y

CO-FOUNDER de Royal Chicano Air Force  
Don JOSE ERNESTO MONTOYA –  RIP (1932 – 2013)
R   C   A   F   -   EXPRESS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_bQS_8XYAk
 
One of the Original Founders of El Plan de Santa Barbara –
 A Chicana/o Plan for Higher Education book.
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/00W/chicano101-1/SBplan.pdf
Attachment Uno – Ce 1999 30th Anniversary EPdSB Poster by JEM
 Attachment Dos – Ome 2009 40th Anniversary EPdSB Foto – A Chicano/a
Studies in the K-12 Educational System in Califaztlan.
 
 
In  Memoriam Chicana:
Jose Ernesto Montoya
 
Era Poeta muy chicano laureata,
Por es muy firme Tlametini de Primeros.
Era de raza bronze y un mero mero.
Su Espiritu en Ti y Yo como Ometeotl,
Ya llegamos ha el ser de Huehueteotl
Y ahora estamos con sus flores y cantos,
Nos doy Montoya el cuicatl y xochitl manto.
Y con lagrimas de la causa Chicana,
Decimos con gran orgullo y ufana,
Los trifunos y Jose Ernesto Montoya's ganas,
Es algo bello muy bello Americana Chicana!
c/s…de estudiantil cruzito herrera cruz
Jose Ernesto Montoya nos doy nuestra Voz!
Ella y El es Dios!
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Que En Paz Descanse Maestro Humantarian RCAF (Royal Chicano Air Force General) Jose Montoya, rebel Chicano poeta, passed away last night.
http://www.sacbee.com/2013/09/26/5771228/jose-montoya-sacramento-poet-and.html










Jose Ernesto Montoya 1932-2013

It pains me to write this note. Today, this evening, Sept 25, Jose Montoya passed away. I sit hear listening to his music, his words, and I flip through my memories of this old friend, this mentor, this voice of my generation. I think about all the people that he touched across this country and beyond. I remember my first contact with him in 1967 by telephone soliciting his writings for the Berkeley journal, El Grito. I met him in 1969 in Sacramento as we entered our Master's Fellowship Program together in the Mexican American Education Project at CSU Sacramento. We went on to become co-members of the Royal Chicano Air Force, an artists' collective. We shared a passion for the education of our people, indeed for all those who were outside the mainstream of America. We shared a commitment to bring art to the lives of a greater circle of people in this country. We laughed, we told stories, we talked of history and the future, we looked at life with a shared set of eyes. Jose Montoya was the man who Ada and I asked to marry us. With his power of voice and capacity to use words with purpose, he was the one who could unite us in a way no one else could. I cry tears and I laugh joyously at the memories of my life with Jose and all the people who were and are part of the RCAF. May Jose rest in peace. I look forward to seeing him again someday. Jose Montoya Presente!

Juan Manuel Carrillo


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Monday, July 01, 2013

Read: [razaeducator] L4A Statement on the Senate CIR Bill!

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On Thursday, June 27th, the U.S. Senate passed an immigration reform bill by a 68 to 32 margin. 

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The U.S. Senate passed an immigration reform bill by a 68 to 32 margin. The Legalization For All (L4A) network strongly condemns the inclusion of the Corker-Hoever amendment in the Senate immigration reform bill.  The Corker-Hoever amendment will increase militarization on the border, expand the E-verify workplace enforcement, and try to track the more than one hundred and fifty million people who enter the United States each year.


The Senate bill that passed calls for an additional $46 billion to further militarize the border, including 20,000 more border patrol officers, hundreds of miles of new fencing, and mandates use of military technology.  This will mainly be felt by Mexicans and Central Americans trying to cross the border, leading to more deaths.
In response to this military "surge" on the border, more and more of our brothers and sisters living on or near the border, especially in Texas and Arizona are saying that this is no longer an immigration reform bill, but a border militarization bill.  In solidarity with our sisters and brothers on and near the border, Legalization For All cannot support the Senate bill that passed.

Since the beginning of this year's struggle for immigration reform, L4A has stood on principles based on what the people need.  We have called for legalization for all now! - don't exclude millions of undocumented and make them wait ten years for legal permanent residency.  L4A has opposed the proposals for more and more militarization of the border and supported calls to stop the deportations.

While the original "Comprehensive Immigration Reform" CIR Bill
Put forward by the Senate bipartisan "gang of eight" did grant temporary residency to most (but not nearly all) of the eleven million undocumented, it had a ten year wait for permanent residency.  In addition the original CIR bill put more border militarization first, restructured legal immigration to emphasize work, education, and speaking English above family reunification, expanded temporary worker programs, and increased government monitoring of workers.  And it said nothing about deportations, which continue at a record pace.


But then the Senate Democratic leadership followed a strategy of making the bill worse in order to attract some handfuls of Republican votes.  The Senate bill has now gone from bad to worse with the Corker-Hoever amendment.  In the House of Representatives there is no bipartisan CIR bill, and Republican House leader Boenher said that he would not bring forward the Senate bill unless the majority of Republicans in the House support it.  Given that the Senate bill doesn't even have the majority of Senate Republicans (who tend to be more moderate than Republicans in the House), it is quite possible that there will be no House immigration reform bill.

Legalization For All is putting out a call for a week of action and a national call-in day to congress when the House comes back from their holiday break on Monday, July 8th.  We demand that Congress put forward a bill that has legalization for all, reduces, not increases, border militarization, and stops the deportations!  

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Efren: Read: Sacbee - Latinos poised to catch up with whites in state's population

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#Latinos poised to catch up with whites in state's population ~via @SacBee: http://www.sacbee.com/2013/07/01/5536254/latinos-poised-to-catch-up-with.html  ~sharing @Peta_de_Aztlan

We are so so separated and scattered. Time to come together in love and unity.

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Sacbee - Latinos poised to catch up with whites in state's population
Perhaps today or certainly sometime very soon, another baby will be born or a new immigrant will arrive and the number of Latinos in California will equal the state's non-Hispanic white population, according to official state population projections.


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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Border Militarization Amendment Prevails with Majority Democratic Vote

Border Militarization Amendment Prevails with Majority Democratic Vote
No Faustian Bargain for Us
We are living in unprecedented times.  Today is another day of infamy in the annals of attempted immigration reform in these United States of America.  The U.S. Senate approved an amendment to S.744, the heralded bi-partisan comprehensive immigration reform legislation supported by President Obama, to double the number of border patrol agents from the current 21,000 to 40,000 along the U.S.-Mexico border. Other elements of the amendment proposed by Republican Senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and John Hoeven of North Dakota, include 700 additional miles of border wall, more drones, towers, cameras, and sensors to the tune of a $30 billion price-tag.  The vote was 67-27.  The majority of the aye votes were cast by Democratic Senators.
Senator Charles Schumer from New York, Democratic Party senate leader, and considered the architect of the “gang of eight” bi-partisan CIR initiative, cut the deal with his Republican colleagues who rightly recognized that their amendment was over the top on the enforcement side.  New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez also voted for the border surge amendment.  The Democrats explained their action as the compromise price to pay for getting the 70 vote margin desired to report the bill out of the Senate.
When all the other punitive measures embedded in S.744 are taken into consideration we literally have a bill of unprecedented measures.  The border amendment is the final proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back.  The legislation is anything but fair and humane to immigrant families and foretells an immigration point system inclined towards addressing fictional labor demands in detriment to family reunification, the permanent criminalization of immigrant workers, and the militarization of the southern border - without exaggeration.  Other actions include:
  1. The unprecedented police build-up in the work-place via the mandatory use of E-verify nationally with all employers.  This is the greatest intervention of the federal government into the private world of work.
  2. The unprecedented creation of a biometric ID for immigrant workers that could easily be expanded to obligate all American citizens to possess.
  3. The unprecedented enhanced collaboration between local and state police agencies with the Department of Homeland Security for database sharing, detention, and transfer of detainees.
  4. The unprecedented punitive requirements that condition the provisional status offered under the legislation to the undocumented contrast greatly with how European immigrants were treated in earlier eras.  It’s hard to qualify the status as anything but indentured servitude under the sophism of “earned legalization.”  The decade length of provisional status is conditioned by paying all back taxes, paying hefty fees and fines, passing a criminal background check, no lapses of employment greater than 60 days during 10 years, annual earnings of 125 percent of the federal poverty guideline ($28,812 for a family of four, for example), and learn English and American civics and history (heretofore a requirement for U.S. citizenship).
It’s apparent that the legislators are demanding a quality of resident superior in character and worthiness than the citizens who populate the nation.  Numerous research institutions have verified that the majority of the undocumented have been in the country in excess of five years.  More than half have resided here for at least ten.  When the decade-plus provisional period is tacked on most applicants will have completed between 15 to 20 years of “earning their permanent status” just short of the citizenship opportunity.
Two additional immigration enforcement bills have already surfaced in the House side of Congress, in the House Judiciary Committee, which portends worst things to come.  One, the unprecedented change from civil offense to criminal offense for unauthorized entry to the U.S., and two, a bill that would disqualify any youth affiliated or identified with a gang for any form of legalization.  
Over the past 30 years local police agencies have received inordinate Justice Department funding to create “gang” databases in their respective communities.  Latino and black youth have been the natural targets of the racial profiling that resulted from such programs.  Once in the database youth pay hell to get off it.
House Speaker John Boehner recently declared that he has every intention of applying the Hastert Rule of not moving any immigration legislation that is not supported by a majority of Republican House members.  However, since the Senate moved so harshly to the right with the Corker-Hoeven amendment such a majority threshold may not be far-fetched.  For example, even conservative Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has now expressed favor for S.744.
On the other hand, private conversations with various members of Congress admit that a majority of the 11 million undocumented will not qualify to legalize their status and will naturally be the new deportees.  The clauses of the legislation tell the story themselves.  Is this the kind of America that we want for ourselves and our posterity?  Many of the Washington, D.C.-funded immigrant advocacy agencies and coalitions, and their affiliates nationally, have accepted the Faustian bargain presented to them by Obama and the Democratic Party leadership.  The “advocates” have offered their souls in exchange for the ostensible diabolical favors.  Some have even deluded themselves into believing that any form of legal status obtained, however tenuous and painful, can be the basis for continued organizing for improvements in any bill signed into law.  This is false on its face, and actually quite dangerous.

Hermandad Mexicana is the oldest immigrant membership organization of the Mexican and Latino communities in the U.S., founded in 1951, and has experienced many cycles of legislation advocacy, repression, mass deportations, bracero programs - 1942-1964 (Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson), the McCarran-Walter Act of 1952 (Truman), Operation Wetback of 1952-54 (Eisenhower), the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Johnson), IRCA of 1986 (Reagan), the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (Clinton), and the mega-marches of 2006 forward.  
We stand on the shoulders of our founders and leaders and their many experiences and lessons on organizing under the most trying of circumstances.  We are not funded by the government, corporations, private foundations or their political parties, and therefore, not beholden to them.  No president or CEO can tell us to “shut the fuck up” and not tinker with the proposed legislation by amendments as did Obama to his selected “Latino leaders” at the White House in May 2013.  Our members are flesh and blood, not virtual, and we meet and consult with thousands of them regularly, and solely to them are we beholden. There is no Faustian bargain for us.  S.744 smells rotten to the core and the most recent border militarization amendment and the corollary House Judiciary Committee bills moved us to publicly oppose this legislation.
We admonish those “advocates” and union leaders who do not recognize the national security character of the proposed legislation and related amendments under the guise of “comprehensive immigration reform” that moves the country closer to a police state with all the insidious totalitarian trappings.  We are living in perilous times.  We have a responsibility to be truthful and more insightful and not allow ourselves to be used for partisan interests foreign to those of our families.  The political parties and their politicians need us more than we need them.  Our strength devolves from our faith and ability to organize ourselves and to persevere.  Put your trust and faith in the people, not in the politicians and the parties and corporations that they serve.  

June 24, 2013 – Team Hermandad



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