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The streets are quiet, but hearts still scream, Behind each door, shattered dreams. Once the sun kissed skies of hope, Now only shadows, as we cope. Voices shutted, cries unheard, Freedom reduced to a whispered word. The winds of change, they seem so far, Yet we carry scars, every soul a star. Injustice reigns, but we still stand, With love for this wounded land. Hope flickers in every eye, Even as tears fall from the sky. A nation’s pulse, though weak, still strong, A people who’ve endured too long. But from the darkness, light will grow, For we rise with every blow. For my family and Iran. Thank you so much for being Iranian people voice who are under pressure of their bad government.

Nima Hosseini

How ironic. The chief custodian of our system of law in America, Chief Justice John Roberts, has personally torpedoed America’s 400-year-long system of rule of law. He did that by writing and installing a doctrine of immunity from prosecution for one single, solitary American, the President of the United States. America is now a slave to one all-powerful man rather than one all-powerful law. With one stroke of a pen, Mr. Roberts installed that same unhallowed system of autocracy that kept Europe in the Dark Ages for a thousand years. As our new king installs bootlickers rather than professionals everywhere in the government, it is clear that he and his gangsters are free to commit whatever crimes against our Constitution, our ancestors and our living, breathing people that they so desire. The people elected Donald Trump to a four-year term, but one man gifted him totalitarian power while in office,

Kimball Shinkoskey

Christmas in the Park, a San Jose tradition celebrating community and Christmas. This year, Palestinian Christians are seeking a deeper purpose: breaking the silence surrounding the genocide in Gaza, apartheid in the West Bank, and suffering in the Holy Land. We decorated trees to share stories of loss, resilience, identity, and hope as living testaments to the enduring spirit of a people suffering unimaginable pain for decades. Would Jesus Make It to Bethlehem Today? As we celebrate the birth of Christ, we must ask: Under apartheid, would Mary and Joseph be able to reach Bethlehem? Would Jesus, born in a land now divided by walls, checkpoints, and military occupation, be able to complete his journey? Today, Palestinians—both Christian and Muslim—face relentless bombing, land seizures, and settler violence. Many choose to look the other way or ignore the inhumane collective sufferings, especially during the Holiday season. The Gaza Tree: Christ Under

Dina Saba

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