Richard Dee Brewer

Honor Roll

Also, Paul Pearce, Robin Polen, Jessica Qin, Calista Ragland, Sabrina Roberto, Dalton Roberto, Justin Sartor, Nicholas Sholly, Cole Slomkowski, Ashley Smith, Kaitlyn Smith, Jillian Snowden, Justin Song, Logan Sterling, Abigail Stratton, Danielle Swiss, Anna Tittle, Sarah Tucholke, John Turner, Andrew Valenci, Sabino Victoria and Isabella Vitelli. And, Jeffrey Montgomery, Joshua Noel, Liam O'Brien, Priya Patel, Peyton Rieser, Jessica Rittenhouse, Michael Roos, Brandon Roth, Maria Sariano, Kevin Soffera, Rachel Spurlock, Rebekah Thacker, Natalia Toscano, Sophia Trump, Meghan Turtle, Jenna-Ann Venafra, Cayla Veverka, Nolan Wacker, David Wang, Brett Weekley, Karleigh White, Gillian Williams, Ryan Wolf and Mara Wrzesniewski. Also, Lauren Dao, Erin Dempsey, Isabel Dove, Laura Dunne, Omar Eighawy, Margret Fauls, Jean Fiore, Christopher Forsythe, Tresa Franz, Raymond Friend Jr, Jonathan Giorgi, Alyssa Grandmont, Stephanie Hedin, Tisha Hopely, Ryan Jaeger, Carly Jefferis, Christiana Joseph, Olivia Jwanier, Madeline Kelly, Daniel Kershner and Aleksey Kononenko. Also, Jessica McFalls, Nathan Morris, Andrew Narducci, Lillian Nicholas, Nicole Nyce, Hannah O'Brien, Samuel Oh, Wendy Ose-Bonsu, Alea Ott, Sonali Patel, William Patrick, Kyle Payne, Drew Pearson, Christopher Pendleton, Justin Petrecz, Robert Posatko, Charles Preletz, Andrew Ramirez, Jordan Sartor, Nicholas Scenna and Taylor Schaal. Also, Paul Pearce, Robin Polen, Jessica Qin, Calista Ragland, Sabrina Roberto, Dalton Roberto, Justin Sartor, Nicholas Sholly, Cole Slomkowski, Ashley Smith, Kaitlyn Smith, Jillian Snowden, Justin Song, Logan Sterling, Abigail Stratton, Danielle Swiss, Anna Tittle, Sarah Tucholke, John Turner, Andrew Valenci, Sabino Victoria and Isabella Vitelli.

Weekend SB1070 Marches: A huge crowd of 50000 - 100000 marched ...

In Phoenix, the Immigration march was non-violent and passed without incident, even though they had provocation (see later in article). Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon was a lead speaker at the Immigration March. He received one of the friendliest receptions, leading the crowd in chants of "Si, se puede!" "Let's call out to the [U.S.] Attorney General and the President of the United States," he said, "to please come to Arizona and file that lawsuit to stop this law now. Let your voices be heard!" AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka called on the President to protect the civil rights of all Arizonans, and for Congress to pass immigration reform immediately. He also spoke of union solidarity with immigrant workers. "In the labor movement we only really ask one question of anyone," he said. "That question is not where are your papers, that question is what side are you on?" Tohono O'odham tribal member Mike Wilson, had a great line about SB 1070. "Racial profiling did not start last month," he told everyone. "Racial profiling began in 1492." The most invigorating speech came from Pastor Warren Stewart of the First Institutional Baptist Church in Phoenix, who has spoken at previous rallies and has been working tirelessly to unify the African-American and Hispanic communities over this issue. As if addressing his congregants, he told the marchers, "We will not let our enemies turn back the clock to a day when we were judged by the color of our skin, and not the content of our character." He received thunderous applause when he informed the crowd that, "God is on our side as we fight for justice, liberty, equality for all people regardless of their color, and regardless of their country, regardless of their language. President Obama, hear us from Arizona. God put you in the White House, you are a person of color, stand with us!

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