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Sean Cruz supports Portland day labor site vote!
Submitted by seancruz on March 12, 2008 - 1:36pm.
To Mayor Tom Potter and the four city council members who voted for the Voz day labor site contract: Bravo! I also want to applaud your choice of Voz to administer the project. They are the key to a successful public partnership, and they will do a fine job for the city. Your support for people who are willing to stand out on a sidewalk in all kinds of weather for an opportunity to do hard labor bespeaks also your good intentions in seeking a way to honor the great Mexican American hero, Cesar Chavez. I did not support renaming either Interstate or Fourth Avenues, but I did recognize that you were sincere and that you suffered greatly.
May this day labor site prove salve to heal some wounds in the city, and know that they can never take the good that you do away from you. Bookmark/Search this post with: »
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I attended the first mayoral
I attended the first mayoral forum last week and was dumbfounded when one of the candidates spoke of his opposition to something built for "25,000 uninvited guests" (wasn't one of the front-runners). I am very aware that this mentality is alive and well in Portland and Oregon, but it still floors me when I run into it.
The Interstate/Fourth renaming episode and now Obama's speech will hopefully lead to some honest and open conversations in our community about who we are and what we stand for.