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This may be the last 

summer with peace 

and stability in the 

world. We are facing 

an uncertain future. 

Climate change is 

coming as are political 

changes. Californians 

are, by accident or 

design, the beacon 

of the great gift or as 

Benjamin Franklin 

said "A republic, if 

you can keep it". The 

Constitution may not 

play as they say in 

Peoria but it's alive 

and well here. I am not 

worried about us, we 

have been blessed with 

entitlements, resources 

and strong minded 

people of all colors, 

leanings and pronouns. 

We are often called 

libers, San Franciscans 

or the left, but we also 

have the right and 

independents. 

And we do not let 

any group define us, 

show intolerance or 

otherwise unfairly act 

against us. Fairness and 

transparency is our 

guide posts in all we do. 

It allows this magazine 

to run, gay bars to 

operate and police to 

call. But we may need 

to help others. 

God help us if we let 

Benjamin Franklin 

down! 

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Port Huron Statement Part I 

Fair Use copyright (c) 1993 by the Author or by 

Viet Nam Generation, Inc., all rights reserved. 

a 1962 political manifesto of the American 

student activist movement Students for a 

Democratic Society (SDS) 

Introduction: Agenda for a Generation 

We are people of this generation, bred in 

at least modest comfort, housed now in 

universities, looking uncomfortably to the 

world we inherit. 

When we were kids the United States was 

the wealthiest and strongest country in the 

world; the only one with the atom bomb, the 

least scarred by modern war, an initiator of 

the United Nations that we thought would 

distribute Western influence throughout 

the world. Freedom and equality for each 

individual, government of, by, and for the 

people--these American values we found god, 

principles by which we could live as men. 

Many of us began maturing in complacency. 

encounter and resolution. 

While these and other problems either directly 

oppressed us or rankled our consciences and 

became our own subjective concerns, we began 

to see complicated and disturbing paradoxes in 

our surrounding America. The declaration "all 

men are created equal..." rang hollow before 

the facts of Negro life in the South and the big 

cities of the North. The proclaimed peaceful 

intentions of the United States contradicted its 

economic and military investments in the Cold 

War status quo. 

We witnessed, and continue to witness, other 

paradoxes. With nuclear energy whole cities 

can easily be powered, yet the dominant 

nation-states seem more likely to unleash 

destruction greater than that incurred in all 

wars of human history. Although our own 

technology is destroying old and creating new 

forms of social organization, men still tolerate 

meaningless work and idleness. While twothirds 

of mankind suffers under nourishment, 

our own upper classes revel amidst superfluous 

abundance. Although world population is 

expected to double in forty years, the nations 

still tolerate anarchy as a major principle 

of international conduct and uncontrolled 

exploitation governs the sapping of the 

earth's physical resources. Although mankind 

desperately needs revolutionary leadership, 

America rests in national stalemate, its goals 

ambiguous and tradition-bound instead of 

informed and clear, its democratic system 

apathetic and manipulated rather than "of, by, 

and for the people." 

As we grew, however, our comfort was 

penetrated by events too troubling to dismiss. 

First, the permeating and victimizing fact 

of human degradation, symbolized by the 

Southern struggle against racial bigotry, 

compelled most of us from silence to activism. 

Second, the enclosing fact of the Cold War, 

symbolized by the presence of the Bomb, 

brought awareness that we ourselves, and our 

friends, and millions of abstract "others" we 

knew more directly because of our common 

peril, might die at any time. We might 

Not only did tarnish appear on our image 

deliberately ignore, or avoid, or fail to feel all of American virtue, not only did disillusion 

other human problems, but not these two, for occur when the hypocrisy of American ideals 

these were too immediate and crushing in their was discovered, but we began to sense that 

impact, too challenging in the demand that what we had originally seen as the American 

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Age was actually the decline of an

era. The worldwide outbreak of revolution 

against colonialism and imperialism, the 

entrenchment of totalitarian states, the menace 

of war, overpopulation, international disorder, 

supertechnology--these trends were testing the 

tenacity of our own commitment to democracy 

and freedom and our abilities to visualize their 

application to a world in upheaval. 

seem to have weakened the case for further 

change. 

Some would have us believe that Americans 

feel contentment amidst prosperity--but might 

it not better be called a glaze above deeply felt 

anxieties about their role in the new world? 

And if these anxieties produce a developed 

indifference to human affairs, do they not as 

well produce a yearning to believe that there 

is an alternative to the present, that something 

can be done to change circumstances in the 

school, the workplaces, the bureaucracies, 

the government? It is to this latter yearning, 

at once the spark and engine of change, that 

we direct our present appeal. The search for 

truly democratic alternatives to the present, 

and a commitment to social experimentation 

with them, is a worthy and fulfilling human 

enterprise, one which moves us and, we hope, 

others today. On such a basis do we offer this 

document of our convictions and analysis: as 

an effort in understanding and changing the 

conditions of humanity in the late twentieth 

century, an effort rooted in the ancient, still 

unfulfilled conception of man attaining 

determining influence over his circumstances 

of life. 

Our work is guided by the sense that we 

may be the last generation in the experiment 

with living. But we are a minority--the vast 

majority of our people regard the temporary 

equilibriums of our society and world as 

eternally functional parts. In this is perhaps the 

outstanding paradox; we ourselves are imbued 

with urgency, yet the message of our society is 

that there is no viable alternative to the present. 

Beneath the reassuring tones of the politicians, 

beneath the common opinion that America 

will "muddle through," beneath the stagnation 

of those who have closed their minds to the 

future, is the pervading feeling that there 

simply are no alternatives, that our times have 

witnessed the exhaustion not only of Utopias, 

but of any new departures as well. Feeling 

the press of complexity upon the emptiness 

of life, people are fearful of the thought that 

at any moment things might be thrust out of 

control. They fear change itself, since change 

Tom Hayden December 11, 1939 – October 23, 

might smash whatever invisible framework 

2016 

seems to hold back chaos for them now. For Anti-war, civil rights, and radical intellectual 

most Americans, all crusades are suspect, 

activist in the 1960s, authoring the Port Huron 

threatening. The fact that each individual 

Statement and standing trial in the Chicago 

sees apathy in his fellows perpetuates the 

Seven case. 

common reluctance to organize for change. 

The dominant institutions are complex enough "Freedom Rider" Freedom Riders were civil 

to blunt the minds of their potential critics, rights activists who rode interstate buses into 

and entrenched enough to swiftly dissipate the segregated southern United States in 1961 

or entirely repel the energies of protest and and subsequent years to challenge the nonenforcement 

of the United States Supreme 

reform, thus limiting human expectancies. 

Then, too, we are a materially improved 

Cour t decision to desegregate public buses 

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PRESS RELEASE 

Desert Stonewall Democrats, the 

only chartered LGBTQ Democratic 

Club in the Coachella Valley, held 

a public forum designed to feature 

the Democratic Candidates running 

for election in the newly created 

Palm Springs City 

Council District Elections. Over 

100 people attended the forum, 

which was held Tuesday, July 16th 

at Mizell Senior Center. Prior to the 

forum each candidate was asked to 

complete a questionnaire regarding 

their background and views on 

issues and were interviewed by the 

members of Stonewalls Political 

Action Committee. 

At the forum each candidate was 

given time for an opening and 

closing statement about their 

candidacy. The audience then 

submitted questions that gave each 

candidate an opportunity to express 

their views on a wide variety of 

issues from homelessness to vacation 

rentals to dealing with the closures 

on Indian Canyon caused by the 

weather. The audience was able to 

gauge the depth of the knowledge 

of the candidates and evaluate their 

varying views on how to solve some 

of the complex issues facing the City 

of Palm Springs. 

Immediately following the candidate 

presentations, the members of Desert 

Stonewall Democrats in attendance 

were asked to vote by ballot on 

the Political Action Committee 

endorsement slate. A 60% vote was 

required for endorsement. 

We are pleased to announce that 

80% of the membership voted for 

the following endorsements: 

District 1: Dual Endorsement – Les 

Young and Grace Garner 

District 2: Dennis Woods 

District 3: Geoff Kors 

Receiving an endorsement from 

the members of Desert Stonewall 

Democrats has traditionally included 

support in the form of financial 

contribution to each candidate, 

campaign volunteer assistance from 

the membership, and mail pieces to 

Democratic voters. “We are anxious 

to offer our support and expertise to 

this outstanding group of endorsed 

candidates who have expressed an 

incredible understanding of the 

issues facing the City 

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VA DOCTORS CREDIT REP. RAUL RUIZ 

FOR FIRING OF LOMA LINDA HOSPITAL 

DIRECTOR 

By Tom Swann Hernandez 

Officially she resigned. On the record she was 

ready to stop working for the U.S. Department 

of Veterans Affairs. However VA doctors at 

the hospital in Loma Linda California who 

spoke on the condition of anonymity told me 

this matter. Ruiz spoke to the hospital director 

who defended herself by saying the VA staff at 

Loma Linda was not working as hard as they 

should be working. Ruiz looked into the matter 

and found that statement was untrue. The VA 

hospital staff told Ruiz the director was solely 

responsible for the cutback in services. Ruiz 

somehow had the director put into a position 

that she either resign or be fired. We do not 

know what channels at the VA Ruiz used 

but we assume he spoke to the VA Secretary 

or someone high up at the Department of 

Veterans Affairs. Doctors say a new director 

who they describe as “Asian-American” is 

restoring the cutbacks in services to veterans. 

As a result staff morale at Loma Linda VA 

hospital has returned to normal. 

this week that Rep. Raul Ruiz had the hospital 

director fired because he determined she was 

incompetent. 

These VA doctors tell the story in this manner. 

The hospital director began a large cutback in 

services to veterans. Veterans complained to 

the office of Rep. Raul Ruiz. One of the most 

outspoken critics of the hospital administration 

the past few months was AMVETS Post 66 

First Vice Commander Chad Shipley. Shipley 

accused the hospital administration of saying 

falsehoods about their actions to reduce his 

services. The VA hospital is not located in 

Rep. Raul Ruiz’s 36th Congressional District. 

However Rep. Ruiz veteran constituents are 

served at that hospital on a regular basis. Rep. 

Ruiz took the time to research and investigates 

I do not believe Rep. Ruiz is going to write a 

press release on this subject. And I doubt if his 

staff will offer any quotes to the news media. 

But VA doctors insist the director was “fired by 

Ruiz because she was incompetent.” 

This demonstrates that Rep. Raul Ruiz is the 

“real deal” and the “genuine McCoy.” He is 

a full-time Member of Congress who meets 

with his constituents, listens to their concerns, 

researches and investigates, asks tough 

questions and then makes bold decisions that 

improve the quality of life of his constituents. 

Ruiz replaced former Rep. Mary Bono-- 

Mack in the 2012 election. Elections have 

consequences. Bono-Mack would never have 

had the courage to take this bold action. For 

example Bono-Mack originally replaced her 

late husband Sonny on the House Armed 

Services Committee and the sub-committee on 

military personnel. This means it was her subcommittee 

that voted that active duty military 

who became infected with HIV could not 

re-enlist in the continued on page 26 


AdamsArtExpose’ ART 

The Northeastern Native American 

Tribes encompass an area reaching 

from Main to Wisconsin on the north 

to as far south as South Carolina and 

over to Illinois. The women of these 

Tribes made clothing, basketry, and 

many tools. They also planted and cared 

for most of the agricultural crops and 

typically caught or harvested most of the 

food used by a Tribal group. Men built 

houses, hunted and fished and made 

most of the tools used for this. They 

also participated in warring and holding 

councils. 

AdamsArtExpose’ 

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS - 

NORTHEASTERN TRIBAL EXAMPLES 

which were used in cold weather and 

made from leather. The clothing wasn't 

runway styling but made for utilitarian 

use and efficient in design for everyday 

purposes. Moccasins were worn by 

both men and women which were also 

made from leather and frequently had 

designs with beading sewn into them. 

When European explorers came to this 

geographic region they found that there 

were belonging groups in this area. They 

associated with linguistic groups from 

the Algonquian, Iroquoian o Siouan 

language groups. 

The clothing fashions of the Northeastern 

Tribes were similar within most of the 

Tribes. For men, clothing consisted of 

a breechcloth consisting of a strip of 

leather drawn between the legs and held 

in place by a belt at the waist. Kind of an 

early form of the athletic supporter only 

probably more prone to chafing. For 

running through forests and weeds they 

also had leggings which were like two 

tubes of leather covering the legs and also The primary sport of the Northeastern 

attached at the waist belt. For women Tribes was the game of Lacosse played by 

they a skirt also with leggings and a most of the Tribes. 

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It consisting of a stick with a net or pocket 

type of device which was used to catch a 

softball made of deerskin. The rules of 

the game varied from Tribe to Tribe and 

by geographic area. The game was later 

adopted and modified by the Europeans 

and is now played as a college competitive 

sport. 

Questions, comments, suggestions, 

contact - adamsartexpose@gmail.com or 

adamsartexpose@desertdailyguide.com 

The materials used for the creation of arts 

and crafts of the Northeastern Tribes was 

primarily organic found materials such as 

corn husks, hide, clay, shells, stone, and 

bone. After the arrival of the Europeans, 

they included glass, cloth, and metal into 

their arts. In following articles there will 

be descriptions of the arts of Tribes of 

other geographic areas primarily in the 

U.S. which will compare the designs and 

materials used by these Tribes. 


Continued from page 23 

military. Her sub-committee was in charge of 

the ban on open LGBTQ in the military. 

In November 1999 Bono-Mack was scheduled 

to speak before the Riverside County Veterans 

Advisory Committee at the former Rock 

Garden Café in Palm Springs. Former County 

Veterans Services Officer Bili Densmore 

invited me to attend as President of the Palm 

Springs Gay Veterans. Some of our members 

like Daryl James, Fred Bilodeau and Charlie 

Sharples attended. When Densmore told the 

staff of Rep. Bono-Mack that gay veterans 

were planning to attend the breakfast meeting 

her Public Affairs Officer (Frank Cullen) 

came to the meeting and said Bono-Mack 

had mysteriously suddenly been called back 

to Washington DC. As a result Bono-Mack 

was the only Riverside County Member of 

Congress or state legislator that never spoke 

before the veteran’s advisory committee whose 

members are appointed by the County Board 

of Supervisors. Bono-Mack requested that 

she be reassigned off of the Armed Services 

Committee to the Energy Committee. 

There are many other such stories about Bono- 

Mack that can be shared at another time. Her 

record on gays in the military was both positive 

and negative. In the final vote to repeal “Don’t 

Ask, Don’t Tell” Bono-Mack voted with the 

Democrats to repeal that policy. 

The former hospital director met with me in 

person and did in fact provide me with some 

assistance at the hospital. Rep. Ruiz did not 

give me permission to share this story about 

his superb work for veterans. However VA 

hospital staff are very grateful to him and 

they have asked me to share this story not to 

embarrass the former hospital director (whose 

name we are not mentioning). Instead they 

want to make sure the veterans in his district 

know that he accomplished something very 

important that helps the hospital staff serve 

our veterans. So AMVETS Post 66 salutes 

Rep. Raul Ruiz and we still wish to present him 

with an award plaque that we had to cancel on 

Memorial Day 2017 due to my sickness. 

And we also want to alert Ruiz staff that 

World War II Navy veteran Daryl James 

(who appeared as an endorser of Ruiz on TV 

commercials in his 2012 election campaign) 

is in serious poor health. The former hospital 

director that was fired cut back the aid and 

assist services that the VA headquarters 

promised to provide Daryl. We request that 

the staff of Rep. Ruiz contact the new hospital 

director and ask him to expedite restoring the 

promised aid and assist services to Daryl who 

is 93 years old and lives alone in Palm Springs. 

We trust Rep. Ruiz will help Daryl prolong his 

life. 

Regular contributer Thomas A. Swann 

A Vietnam era veteran who served in 

the United States Marine Corps; founder 

of AMVETS Post 66, District 9 AMVETS 

Commander; member of The American 

Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the 

Disabled American Veterans; the Blind 

Veterans of America, founding Chairman of 

the California Democratic Party's Veterans 

Caucus, Past President of Palm Springs Gay 

Veterans, member of the California State 

Democratic Party's Central Committee. 

A local champion of veterans rights, workers 

rights, civil rights, sexual orientation/ 

identity rights, AIDS awareness, and Health 

Maintenance Organization accountability. 

Tom Swann - Proud Gay Veteran and Author 




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Cabot’s Pueblo Museum 760-329-7610 

McCallum Adobe 760-323-8297 

Ruddy’s General Store Museum 760-327-2156 

Indian Canyons 760-323-6018 

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*Joseph Rhea legal criminal law human rights 

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BARBER SHOPS 

Tim Piper 760 218 0806 

180 E. Andreas at North Palm cyn. 


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LIC General Contactor 

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760-327-9619 

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY Continued from page 29 

selection of consignment items. 650 E. 

Sunny Dunes Rd., Unit 3, Palm Springs, 

CA 92264 

PAINTERS 

MATRIMONY SPIRITUALITY 

Bloom In the Desert Ministries 

760 327-3802 

REAL ESTATE 

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TRAVEL 

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Mark Lonsbury 760-406-9699 

Idyllwild Attractions 

Idyllwild Nature Center The center provides 

an array of environmental education 

programs, guided tours, and field study 

trips. 25225 CA-243, Idyllwild, CA 92549, 

Phone: 951-659-3850 

Idyllwild Park is a popular park measuring 

a little over two hundred acres for hiking 

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Gas 800-427-2200 

Water 760-323-4971 

Electric 800-990-7788 

Trash 800-973-3873 

Recycling 760-327-1351 

Free Trolley Buzz 

760 260-8104 


GROUPS/ORG/HELP 

LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER OF THE 

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760-416-7790 www.thecenterps.org 

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 800- 

227-2345 

AMVETS: 760-324-5670 

BLOOM IN THE DESERT MINISTRIES: 

760-327-3802 

Coachella Valley Sexual Assault Services 

Rape Crisis Center (760) 568-9071 

DEMOCRATS OF THE DESERT 

desertdemocrats.org 

democratsofthedesert@gmail.com 

DESERT LEGAL AID: 760-832-9770 

DESERT STONEWALL DEMOCRATS: 

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DESERT WINDS 760 776-2700 

FRONTRUNNERS psfr.org 

GAY ARTISTS - 760 835-0727 

Gay Book Club of PS—write to bookclubofps@yahoo.com 

Transgender community transcc.org 

PALM SPRINGS GAY MEN’S CHORUS 

760-219-2077 

PALM SPRINGS LEATHER ORDER OF 

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ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project 212-549- 

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#1 San Diego Comic Con 

Toucan Funko Pop 

#2 Batman80 SDCCbag POP 

$15.00 SDCC X FUNKO BOOTH 

#100 – WALL O’ TOUCANS 

Funko has the hardest exclusives to 

get at San Diego Comic-Con — but 

they’re also some of the best, with 

a huge array of licenses and cool 

variants. In order to gain access to 

the Funko Booth #5341, you will 

need to gain access through the 

Online Exclusives Portal, which is 

now open. 

New this year, they will also have a 

second 30×10 SDCCxFunko Booth 

#100 which will sell Funko and 

Comic-Con merchandise exclusives. 

This booth will ONLY be selling the 

SDCC exclusive Toucan Pop! and 

Pez, and the Batman with the Comic- 

Con bag. The other booth – Booth 

#5341 – will be home to all other 

items. 

win the lottery for both the SDCC x 

Funko booth and the Funko booth. 

#3 Hello Kitty Deluxe Gift Set 

$30.00 Monogram International 

Booth #3645 

A great assortment of special Hello 

Kitty merchandise. Includes: one 

Hello Kitty 3D figural bag clip, a 

3 pc enamel pin set, and a lanyard 

with a red bow charm. The enamel 

pin set is in a special coin purse 

shaped packaging in reference to the 

original 1974 Hello Kitty coin purse. 

In celebration of the iconic kitty’s 

45th anniversary of world-cuteness 

domination! 

#4 SDCC Conan FunkO's 

$15.00 Funko Booth #5341 

Bring home your favorite late-night 

talk show host as a San Diego Comic- 

Con exclusive FunkO’s featuring 

Super Conan as the mini-mascot and 

a shared GameStop exclusive 25th 

Anniversary Conan O’Brien (fully 

clad in Team Coco Orange). 

If you want to gain access to ALL of 

Funko’s exclusives, you will need to 

IMAGE OF THE WEEK.... Adrian at the Anime Expo with a cosplayer 

Adrian travels the globe looking for the coolest trends in fashion and toys. 

If you would like to have your product featured in this column send a note 

to: adrian@desertdailyguide.com 


continued from page 22 

and have all exhibited a positive 

outlook for their future involvement 

in its success.” stated Ginny Foat, 

Political ActionCommittee Chair For 

further information please contact: 

Miguel Navarro – (760) 567-1266; 

info@desert-stonewall.org 

About Desert Stonewall Democrats 

Desert Stonewall Democrats 

achieved official recognition in 

February 1999 as a chartered club 

by the California Democratic Party 

and immediately set to work to elect 

LGBT and LGBT-friendly candidates 

to local and State office. 

Desert Stonewall Democrats is proud 

to bear the name of the event that 

sparked a revolution and strives 

still today to achieve what those 

rebellious Stonewall Inn patrons 

fought for then - equal treatment 

under the law. 

Desert Stonewall Democrats thrives 

and grows today, in our 20th 

anniversary year, as an active and 

influential voice in regional politics, 

pursuing its mission of equality for 

all people: 

To advance equal rights for 

all people, regardless of sexual 

orientation or gender identity; 

To support the Democratic Party and 

Democratic candidates who support 

our mission; 

To educate the LGBTQ community 

and people who are supportive of it 

about the vast differences that exist 

between the two major parties on the 

issues of concern to our community; 

To lead our party to improve its 

record on issues of importance to 

our community, and to work for 

the nomination of Democratic 

candidates from the local to national 

level, including qualified openly 

LGBTQ candidates who will be fully 

supportive of our fight for equality; 

To encourage our community to 

support and vote for Democratic 

candidates who are committed to 

defeating homophobia and prejudice. 


2019 Comic-Con International: San Diego 

July 18 -21 comic-con.org 

Comic-Con’s Quick Guide publication takes 

all of the most important information about 

the show and puts it into one, full-color 

publication that’s easy to read and carry. 

This indispensible magazine features maps 

of the Comic-Con layout at the Convention 

Center—including the huge, foldout Exhibit 

Hall map—and the "Comic-Con Campus" 

map, featuring the official programming 

rooms with CCI events. It also features the 

entire Programming Schedule in an easyto-read, 

daily grid format, and a complete 

list of exhibitors, featuring booth numbers. 

This year's Quick Guide features maps and 

info on all of our programming areas, plus 

a Restaurant Guide to downtown San Diego 

and Gaslamp establishments! 

The Quick Guide is given FREE to all 

attendees (while supplies last), and is 

available exclusively at the event. You can 

find it at registration areas in the Sails 

Pavilion upstairs and alongside our onsite 

daily newsletter, Comic-Con Today, at 

locations throughout the Convention 

Center. 

Pick up your copy—along with the Comic- 

Con 2019 Souvenir Book and Events 

Guide—in the Sails Pavilion, along with 

your lanyard and bag! 

Some Helpful Badge Information 

Comic-Con 2019 Toucan Tips 

Here’s some important information to help 

you get into Comic-Con and pick up your 

Bag, Books, and Lanyard (BBL)! 

Badge Pick-Up 

Picking up your badge onsite? You’ll need to 

bring two things: your badge confirmation 

and a valid photo ID. Bring both upstairs 

to Registration Area in the Sails Pavilion at 

the San Diego Convention Center to receive 

your badge. Please visit www.comic-con. 

org/cci/badge-pickup for hours. 

Your badge confirmation should be in the 

email account associated with your Comic- 

Con Member ID. 


THE LAST WORD 

IMIGRATION 

VS. RACISM 

When someone complains, it's a gift. 

Let us be factual, immigration to the 

United States is the international movement 

of non-U.S. nationals in order to reside 

permanently in the country. This is an 

occupancy issue then and not one human 

right should be abridged. Still, we must 

remember that the white immigrants still 

complained that the slaves below them were 

too loud. 

The gift helps to make things better. 

We once called us the melting pot, where all 

things merged. Today, we are more a tossed 

salad but some still want it to be like "thye 

old days", that somehow got enshrined in 

our history books. Where perception ruled 

like an invisible, but controlling hand. But 

it was not true fore all. Many people are 

told they have a lane. As the grandson of 

an immigrant that came here, not knowing 

our language at 14 and was detained alone 

for at least 3 months, ended up owning one 

of the largest walnut farms in California. 

But corporations used the invisible hand to 

shut her out and take her land. So you can 

trust me, when people complain, it's usually 

because they are denied something they 

deserve. 

counter to what is just, we bear the charge of 

theft. Albeit a new idea, a better change and 

a better world. You have stolen something of 

value from anther person. 

Racism is never a gift, it is criminal theft, 

because if you value life, then its penalty 

should be severe. But sometimes we feel 

it's just a harmless thought or a minor 

oversight. But it's not. It's like watching a 

friend rob another. Silence = Complicity. 

When you really listen, you're exchanging 

great gifts. 

This is a nation of laws, but really, there 

are two major divisions, civil and criminal. 

Often things can be both, like spanking 

your child. Nearly all research suggests 

that immigration to the United States is 

beneficial to the U.S. economy. But we have 

labeled it bad. "Why?" should be the bigger 

question. If immigration created the greatest 

nation on earth, won't making immigration 

bad make our nation worse again? 

When you act, you're are using that gift. 

Today, we are faced the bigger question 

justice asks. Is this fair? Civil and criminal 

laws that are not fairly applied are not just 

bad, they break many other laws. They 

invite corruption, lawlessness and despair. 

Racism allows some people to overlook 

despair, as some seem more deserving then 

others. As does all other forms of theft 

because you now you are taking it without 

consent. 

Each gift has different values, but the same 

worth. 

Being PC or kinder and gentler is no excuse 

When we act in a way that allows anything to ignore theft. It's like being gay, even if 

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