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These young ladies were appearing in the Black Diamond Ballet with Sharon Sobel Idul’s professional production of the Nutcracker – the only full-length production in Contra Costa County. With a cast of 40 + performers featuring professional dancers from SF … Continue reading →

With a large number of roommates, I do my best to recycle. But we need to do a lot more as a nation. Why shouldn’t everything be repairable, reusable, or recyclable! Currently a lot of our recycling is for show … Continue reading →

Large march against the Oligarch Death Squad Government 1989 So much Anti-graffiti in San Salvador. While still dangerous, this was best done alongside large demonstation marches. Rally in San Salvadore City Center Saint Oscar Romero, Salvadoran Roman Catholic archbishop who … Continue reading →

Breaking into small groups, 25 of our original caravan eventually were able to enter El Salvador. We then met up with our host community group in San Salvador. Here, I am helping the co-coordintor of the group make a banner … Continue reading →

Our aid caravan to El Salvador had 50 people and 20 vehicles, many to be donated to communities. After initially granted entry, we were suddenly refused. I did a juice fast for 10 days. We were allowed to cross the … Continue reading →

NA became a 24/7 vigil after S.Brian Willson was deliberately run over by weapons train on Sept 1, 1987. The protest was against the U.S. arming Central American Dictatorships. People came from all over the nation & world to participate. … Continue reading →

In Late 70’s,I was on the emergency response team to stop eviction of mainly poor Asian seniors at the International hotel in SF. . Image Gallery – Michael E Kerr . from Creating Better World

While Obama and Democrats were enacting a corporate written health insurance plan, the defective Afordable Care Act (ACA), I was fighting for Single Payer Health care (Medicare for All). ACA was a finacial windfall for the insurance industry. While it … Continue reading →

I created the exhibit at our Ambrose Community Center to honor BP’s Erick J. Hodges. Eyes Wide Open is the American Friends Service Committee’s widely-acclaimed exhibition on the human cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Marine Lance Cpl. … Continue reading →

The club organizes the BP Memorial Day Parade and is involved in many community activities. I was honored to be one of the founding members. . Image Gallery – Michael E Kerr . from Creating Better World