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News, Feature, Jan 23, 2013
Race-Baiting in Richmond

How Big Business used race to drive a wedge through Richmond's progressive community — and why you should be concerned about it.
- by Wendi Jonassen
- Tags: Feature, Soda tax, Measure N, No on Measure N, Barnes Mosher Whitehurst Lauter & Partners, BMWL & Partners, American Beverage Association, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Dr. Pepper, Snapple, Cinco de Mayo, Juneteenth, regressive, racist, Chuck Finnie, Kelley Brownell, Nat Bates, Corky Booze, Jeff Ritterman, Joe Fisher, Black American Political Action Committee, BAPAC, Gayle McLaughlin, Richmond Progressive Alliance, Dr. Robert Lustig, Nick Panagopolougus, Jovanka Beckles, Gary Bell, Eduardo Martinez

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News, Election 2012, Oct 24, 2012
Endorsements Part III: Vote Guillen, Saltzman, and Butt and No on Props 32 and 35

Plus we endorse Langlois, Martinez, and Alegria.
- Tags: Election 2012, Proposition 32, Proposition 35, Tom Butt, Marilyn Langlois, Eduardo Martinez, Abel Guillen, Rebecca Saltzman, Maria Alegria, endorsements 2012

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News, Election 2012, Oct 17, 2012
Big Oil Targets Little Richmond, Again

The political battle between Chevron and grassroots progressives is continuing this fall.
- by John Geluardi
- Tags: Election 2012, Chevron, The Richmond Progressive Alliance, Nat Bates, Gary Bell, Marilyn Langlois, Gayle McLaughlin, Eduardo Martinez, Jael Myrick, Tom Butt, Moving Forward

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News, Endorsements, Oct 20, 2010
Brown, Boxer, McLaughlin, and Santos

We also endorse Beier, Maio, Novosel, and Wozniak in Berkeley, Brooks, Schaaf, and Kernighan in Oakland, Kolakowski for judge, and all the pot measures.
- Tags: Endorsements, Jerry Brown, Barbara Boxer, Carly Fiorina, Kamala Harris, Steve Cooley, John Chiang, Dave Jones, Mike Villines, Gavin Newsom, Don Perata, Abel Maldonado, Debra Bowen, Larry Aceves, Tom Torlakson, Bill Lockyer, Nadia Lockyer, Liz Figueroa, Victoria Kolakowski, Rebecca Kaplan, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Pat Kernighan, Libby Schaaf, Daniel Swafford, Jill Broadhurst, Desley Brooks, Michael Kilian, Gary Yee, Linda Maio, Jim Novosel, Bernt Wahl, George Beier, Cecilia "Ces" Rosales, Gordon Wozniak, Karen Hemphill, Josh Daniels, Leah Wilson, Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Rob Bonta, Caryl O'Keefe, Francesco PapaliaTony Santos, Gayle McLaughlin, Nat Bates, Jim Rogers, Jovanka Beckels, Eduardo Martinez, Mark Peterson, Robert Raburn, Matt Turner

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