Letters

Friday, April 5, 1996R-e-s-p-e-c-t Editor: I am writing to express outrage and disgust ­ but not surprise ­ at the vicious beatings of undocumented workers by Riverside County sheriff’s deputies. The images in newspapers and on TV screens of peacekeepers brutalizing Mexicans are not unfamiliar to Mexican immigrants or to Mexican Americans ­ or to […]

U.S. ethics under fire fore recent attack

Friday, April 5, 1996 Americans reap benefits of immigrant labor, still fail to treat them as equalsBy Eduardo Paredes The recent attack by Riverside sheriff deputies on suspected illegal immigrants is testament to an entrenched racist attitude that pervades American culture. Throughout history, immigrants have been treated harshly and degraded based upon the false notion […]

Brutality shatters ignorance

Thursday, April 4, 1996 Recent police violence gives white, middle-class ameriKa eyewitness to opressionBy david aguilar Let’s get into it! Kurtis Franklin and Tracy Watson of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department obviously felt threatened and sensed extreme danger for all ameriKans that hedges were to be trimmed, pools to be built, lawns to be mowed, […]

Letters

Thursday, April 4, 1996Not foolin’ Editor: Upon reading the April 1 letter from Chancellor Charles Young to the UCLA community, happiness rumbled in my stomach and tears filled my eyes. I saw a new community opening before me. The chancellor proposed to change the university from a locus of elitism and domination to one of […]

Letters

Tuesday, April 2, 1996Young dishonors UCLA Editor: In the Daily Bruin report about admission preferences ("Reports reveal admissions preferences," April 1) we finally began to understand why Chancellor Young is so much in favor of affirmative action. Young has been personally responsible for allowing unqualified rich kids into UCLA. We suppose he feels guilty about […]