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Here is your L.A. County Supervisors Map by District until 2031

Open in Map Viewer to see a more detailed version of the boundaries via ArcGIS.

This map was created by yours truly based on publicly available GIS data from Los Angeles County, which itself based the boundaries on recommendations from the Citizens Redistricting Commission of 2021. The boundaries are officially in effect until 2031.

Access more maps for the most populous county of them all HERE. Look up your District Supervisor via address HERE.

J.T.

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This Saturday, We Melt ICE in Downtown L.A!

“This event is a direct response to the ongoing and most recent state-sanctioned public executions of community members Keith Porter, Renee Good, and Alex Pretii, and the ongoing state-sanctioned kidnappings of immigrants across the US by ICE.”

Casita De La Noche
RSVP HERE.

Just before the microphone drops, Who Is Your Neighborhood will be tabling at this event—including with a brand new banner—providing resources for attendees to strengthen their own neighborhood defense of our communities across Los Angeles. If you’re unable to make the event but would still like to show your support, you can always help raise funds for our Vendor Buyout campaign here.

J.T.

It’s Never Too Late: Mourn, Come Together, and Organize on Your Block

First we were two, then we were four. Then we found ourselves in between the companionship of more people than we could count; it felt like the beginning of something new again; why not?

The names of those for whom we mourn, come together and organize for include, but are not limited to:

Renee Nicole Good, 37, U.S.

Kevin Porter, 43, U.S.

Genry Ruiz Guillén, 29, Honduras

Serawit Gezahegn Dejene, 45, Ethiopia

Maksym Chernyak, 44, Ukraine

Juan Alexis Tineo-Martinez, 44, Dominican Republic

Brayan Garzón-Rayo, 27, Colombia

Nhon Ngoc Nguyen, 55, Vietnam (Implied via Refugee Act/context)

Marie Ange Blaise, 44, Haiti

Abelardo Avellaneda Delgado, 68, Mexico

Jesus Molina-Veya, 45, Mexico

Johnny Noviello, 49, Canada (Quebec)

Isidro Pérez, 75, Cuba

Tien Xuan Phan, 55, Not specified (Vietnamese surname)

Chaofeng Ge, 32, China

Lorenzo Antonio Batrez Vargas, 32, Mexico

Oscar Rascon Duarte, 58, Mexico

Santos Banegas Reyes, 42, Honduras

Ismael Ayala-Uribe, 39, Mexico

Norlan Guzman-Fuentes, 37, El Salvador

Miguel Ángel García Medina, 31, Mexico

Huabing Xie, Not specified, China

Leo Cruz-Silva, 34, Mexico

Hasan Ali Moh’D Saleh, 67, Jordan

Josué Castro Rivera, 25, Honduras

Gabriel Garcia Aviles, 54, Mexico

Kai Yin Wong, 63, China

Francisco Gaspar-Andrés, 48, Guatemala

Pete Sumalo Montejo, 72, Philippines

Shiraz Fatehali Sachwani, 48, Pakistan

Jean Wilson Brutus, 41, Haiti

Fouad Saeed Abdulkadir, 46, Eritrea

Delvin Francisco Rodriguez, 39, Nicaragua

Nenko Stanev Gantchev, 56, Bulgaria

J.T.

The War Against Us All

“This war in [Ukraine]* isn’t the end; its the beginning of wars to come all around the world at the whim of the neo-cons in the White House.

This is the Bush Doctrine come to life: war, war, and more war. War brought to you by the big corporate masters who run the show.

This isn’t just a war on [Ukrainians]. It is ultimately a war on us all. That’s because the billions and billions of dollars that are being spent on this war—the cost of tanks, rocketry, bullets, and yes, even salaries for the 125,000-plus troops—is money that will never be spent on education, on health care, on the reconstruction of crumbling public housing, or to train and place the millions of workers who have lost manufacturing jobs in the past three years alone.

The war in Ukraine is, in reality, a war against the nation’s workers and the poor who are getting less and less while the big defense industries are making a killing—literally. What’s next? Iran? Syria? North Korea? Venezuela? We’ve already seen the corporate media play megaphone to the White House to build and promote a war based on lies.

It wasn’t a long time ago, but that great Russian revolutionary, Leon Trotsky, said, war is utilized by the imperialists, first and foremost, to crush internal enemies. We’re seeing the truth of his insight when we see the sad state of American education, the rush of seniors to buy affordable medication from the Canadians because American drugs are just too expensive, the threatened privatization of Social Security, and the wave of repression that comes with an increasingly militarized police. Does the Homeland Security Department make you feel any safer?

In Black America things get grimmer every day as resources that are already scarce begin to shrink even further. Young people feel that prisons are a rite of passage, an inevitable place to visit. And a decent job seems like a distant dream.

This is a war on all of us, and the struggle against war is really a struggle for a better life for the millions of folks who are in need here in this country. The fight against the war is really to fight for your own interests, not the false interests of the defense industries, or the corporate media, or the White House.

Down with the wars for empire!”

By Mumia Abu-Jamal, commentary played at March 19 anti-war rallies in the U.S., 19 March 2005

*[The name Iraq was replaced with the name of Ukraine by yours truly to emphasize the myriad of people, places, and periods of time at risk of needless wars inflicted on their country by private profiteers and their puppet politicians.]

TRUMP’S MASS DEPORTATION HITS ITS OWN WALL

LET THE CITY KNOW:

This round-up can also be viewed on YouTube.

So much to read, yet, such little time. This reality notwithstanding, here are four articles I think you should check out this weekend and why.

1. Aryan Brotherhood members found guilty of ordering L.A. County murders from prison – Matthew Ormseth, L.A. Times

2. LADWP paying up to $1,975 an hour to Munger, Tolles & Olson, to defend against lawsuits from the Palisades – Matt Hamilton & David Zahniser, L.A. Times

3. Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Hits Its Own Wall – Brittany Gibson, Axios

4. Revisiting Obama‘s Presidency and its Impact on the Democratic Party – Yeva Nersisyan, The Hill

Let The City Know!

(And please refer any typos in the captions to your local A.I. committee.)

J.T.