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	Prop 54: Will it make California better? Burying our heads in the sand will not make us colorblind Californians have enough to worry about. The Golden State’s most recent budget will leave an $8 billion deficit and cuts in services to the most vulnerable members of society, and the recall election has become a circus attracting porn kings, action heroes, and diminutive former child actor/security guards all seeking the governor’s chair. And now, there is Proposition 54 to consider. On Tuesday, October 7 -- in addition to deciding whether or not Gray Davis should remain in office -- voters will also vote on Prop. 54. If passed, Prop. 54 would eliminate data collection that identifies inequities, making it impossible to prosecute hate... http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?ItemID=15504

	Calendar of Events on Prop 54
Thursday, September 11, 2003	Cuppa Cabana 4101 San Pablo Avenue Emeryville, CA 94608 510-923-1220 Time: 6:00-8:00PM RSVP Requested: I Will Attend This Event Admission is Free
	Useful Informational Links Vote NO on Prop 54. Stop the Information Ban on October 7! For more information and to make a contribution, visit http://www.informedcalifornia.org

	University of California Regent Ward Connerly acknowledged that his measure to ban the collection and use of racial data in the state would hamper the ability to document discrimination... http://www.defeatprop54.org/newspaper_articles.php