Revolutionary Worker Scholar
A Column of Short Stories about the world of work
PNN-TV Re-porting n Sup-porting HOTEL FRANK PICKET/BOYCOTT
PNN-TV: Hotel Frank #1- The Powerful Picket Line
PNN-TV Hotel Frank Picket #2- The Interview
Who's Rosa Parks?
(Editor's note: This article was written in mid 2010. We now share it as part of Revolutionary Worker Scholar's collection of essays)
It’s got our beautiful children
Living in all kinds of hell
Coping to survive and
Makin’ it well
Swinging together in
Misty darkness with all
Tribute to Al Robles at the Al Robles Living Library at POOR Magazine as part of the Filipino International Book Festival
The Al Robles Living Library Project at POOR Magazine
Presents: A celebration of Uncle Al in Filipino American History Month
In tandem with the Filipino International Book Festival
Featuring Music, food and poetry
Featured Poets: Rupert Estanisalo, Dee Allen and Pete Yamamoto
The Laughing Heart
One of the annoyances about going to the movies is the advertisements one is forced to endure while waiting for the feature to begin. It is not enough that our old theaters—majestic and elegant—have been demolished and converted into health clubs or latte stands—but the movie-going experience has become an assault on our senses, a corporate design intent on appealing to our every impulse—be it killing via the US Army or videogame—or by foods that hasten the onset of obesity, diabetes and/or high blood pressure before the age of 30.
