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Donor is San Diego's Duchess of 'Downton' - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Philanthropist’s gifts link her to beloved PBS show ....

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Behind the Byline: Photographer's award-winning career led her to Petaluma

Behind the Byline: Photographer's award-winning career led her to Petaluma
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Petaluma Argus-Courier again wins highest honor in California Journalism Awards

Petaluma Argus-Courier again wins highest honor in California Journalism Awards
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Two steps steps forward, one step back in history of racial equity

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San Diego County supervisors last week formally defined racism as a public health crisis, acknowledging for the first time that a broad and baked-in prejudice underpins virtually every aspect of public policy.
The unanimous declaration came days ahead of the national holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and after a majority of Democrats was elected to the county board.
Among other actions, the vote directed county officials to begin collecting data that will help them identify and respond to racial disparities in health, education, criminal justice and other staples of American society.
It was the latest advance in a two-steps-forward, one-step-back history of race-based discrimination that began even before the nation’s founding and was formally codified in the U.S. Constitution, which counted slaves as three-fifths of a person when calculating for congressional representation. ....

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This is why some diverse Californians don't vote

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Voters exit Avenal High School in Kings County on November 3, 2020. Photo by Clara Mokri for CalMatters
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Despite election reforms designed to improve turnout in 2020, the gap between white and diverse voters remained significant.
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Raymiro Gomez-Galiano knocked on more than a thousand doors in Santa Clarita for the March primary, urging Latinos and other infrequent voters to turn out.
Just 17, the teen couldn’t even vote yet.
“I made sure to send people out there to vote on my behalf. That’s something that we all have the power to do,” said the teen, a volunteer with the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights based in Los Angeles. ....

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