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December 8, 2014
PORTLAND - The Office of Equity and Human Rights hosted a lunchtime conversation among City of Portland employees on December 3, 2014. The focus of the discussion was the institutional aspect of the tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri.
As the discussion was unfolding, the New York Grand Jury decision not to indict Officer Daniel Pantaleo was announced. The office will host another discussion this Wednesday at noon in the Portland Building, Room C. All employees are welcome to attend (feel free to bring your lunch).
The short video below shows highlights of the last session.
November 25, 2014
Good morning,
I feel compelled to write a note to those of us who are more connected to the work of racial equity than others. Last night's decision was, and remains, difficult for many reasons, not the least of which is that a young man lost his life, and another's will be forever changed. My concern is the potential that was lost from the beginning of Michael Brown's life. Potential unavailable because of the history and present day oppressions and systems that make life difficult for many young Black men. My concern is that Michael Brown is being born every day, into the same systems and oppressions that make life difficult. My concern is that being a Black man, purely in and of itself, causes fear. My concern is that this will be a moment in time, not a movement, not a watershed moment that mandates the deconstruction of a system that is racist. The outcomes, the statistics, the deaths, the imprisonment, the inequality and inequity….. their stories are incontrovertible. Yet they don't seem to be enough. What will be enough?
All of that said, I have to believe that the work I do, the work we all do, is making a difference. I must believe it or I can't keep doing it. We have seen change here within the city structure and institution of the City of Portland. Small change is still change. Small change adds up to larger change. You, we, are making a difference. I am grateful for the work you do. Thank you.
Dante J. James, Esq.
October 21, 2014
PORTLAND – Mayor Charlie Hales announced last week to City Bureau Directors that equity is one of three specific priorities in preparing the City's Fiscal Year 2015-16 budget.
Hales said he will focus any new General Fund resources on requests that make measureable progress in one or more of the following areas:
"I am excited and encouraged that Mayor Hales is prioritizing equity in the City's budget process," said Dante James, Office of Equity and Human Rights director. "Tying equity to City bureaus' budgets ensures that leaders are considering the impacts of their programs and policies on all Portlanders. It's another positive step to institutionalizing this work within Portland city government."
Effective last fiscal year, bureaus are required to use a Budget Equity Assessment Tool developed by the Office of Equity and Human Rights in preparing their budgets. The tool guides bureau leaders and their Budget Advisory Committees to determine how budget requests or decisions benefit and/or burden communities, specifically communities of color and people with disabilities.
Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights provides education and technical support to City staff and elected officials, leading to recognition and removal of systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity; starting with issues of race and disability.
For more information, please contact Jeff Selby at email@example.com.
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October 16, 2014
PORTLAND – Fifteen high school students from Ivory Coast, Congo, and Niger will be hosted by The Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization's Africa House, The Office of Equity and Human Rights, and Portland Human Rights Commission tomorrow. The students are in Portland to learn about entrepreneurship and community service.
The public is invited to meet and welcome the students, and to share insight to Portland's unique "do-it-yourself" business spirit and community service culture.
The event takes place tomorrow, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at IRCO Africa House, located at 631 NE 102nd Ave.
The students visited Grant High School today as part of their trip, organized by the U.S. State Department and World Affairs Council of Oregon. A scheduled visit to Jesuit High School was cancelled by the school out of concern for the Ebola Virus.
"While the fear of Ebola is understandable, these students have been screened by the Centers for Disease Control and are being monitored by the Multnomah County Health Department," said Aimee Samara, Human Rights Commission chair. "It is important that we honor their human rights and support their international educational experience."
The Human Rights Commission is guided by the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states, "Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international co-operation and in accordance with the organization and resources of each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality."
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September 12, 2014
PORTLAND – The Oregon Association for Liberia and Sierra Leone Community are organizing an event to raise awareness of the deadly Ebola virus in West Africa and to collect donations for the relief effort. The event takes place Friday, September 19, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at First Unitarian Church, 1034 SW 13th Ave, Portland, OR 97205. Organizers will share insight on epidemic conditions in West Africa and hope to collect donations in kind (medical gloves and masks for medical personnel, for example) and financial donations to support Ebola victims and families in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
"The Ebola epidemic in West Africa is a global health issue," said Koffi Dessou from the City of Portland Office of Equity and Human Rights. "This is an opportunity for city governments, county governments, Oregon communities, and international communities to come together to stop the spread of the virus and support the victims."
According to Oregon Association for Liberia, doctors and nurses in the region were exposed to the deadly Ebola virus and are dying mainly due to insufficient medical protective gear, including gloves and masks. Although Doctors Without Borders is onsite and equipment is provided, the need is still huge and additional donations are necessary. An economic crisis has arisen from the epidemic as towns and rural areas now need money to buy bottled water to avoid contaminated sources.
Government agencies and community groups have come together to sponsor Friday's event, including the Office of Equity and Human Rights, Multnomah County Health Department, Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO), Africa House, and First Unitarian Church.
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August 13, 2014
PORTLAND – In an effort to make City of Portland facilities and programs accessible to all, the City has embarked on a comprehensive process to create the Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Title II Transition Plan. The Plan identifies barriers which impede access to City facilities that are open to the public. The Office of Equity and Human Rights ADA Title II Transition team invites the community to review and comment on the Draft Transition Plan.
There are several ways to get more information and provide comments:
1. View the materials online at http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/adaplan and provide comment on the provided electronic form.
2. Attend an informational open house and provide comment:
3. View the materials at one of the following locations:
"The Transition Plan is an important step in making our City more accessible to all Portlanders," said Mayor Charlie Hales. "I am pleased that the City of Portland has put focus and funding toward this equity process."
City facilities were surveyed based on compliance with the current 2010 ADA standards. The City's ADA Title II Transition Plan team surveyed 342 unique facilities, identified roughly 25,000 individual barriers, and has scheduled their removal over time.
To help ensure equal access to City programs, services and activities, the City of Portland will provide translation, reasonably modify policies/procedures, and provide auxiliary aids/services/alternative formats to persons with disabilities. For accommodations, translations, complaints, and additional information, contact 503-823-4072, use City TTY 503-823-6868, or use Oregon Relay Service: 711.
Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights provides education and technical support to City staff and elected officials, leading to recognition and removal of systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity; starting with issues of race and disability.
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July 9, 2014
PORTLAND – The City of Portland has removed language from its employment applications that states applicants may be required to sign a criminal history statement. Questions about criminal background, if relevant to a position, would be asked later in the hiring process.
The statements formerly included on City applications created a barrier for ex-offenders, giving many the perception that a criminal history could prevent them from gaining government employment with the City of Portland.
"This is a win-win," said Mayor Charlie Hales. "This removes a barrier to employment with the City, which will attract a more diverse pool of applicants to City jobs—one step in addressing the collective impact of crime. Stable employment significantly reduces recidivism rates, building stability and breaking the cycle of incarceration for people trying to get back on their feet."
The City joins more than 60 U.S. jurisdictions, including Multnomah County, in removing the barrier to employment for formerly incarcerated people. The nationwide campaign to remove these types of barriers is commonly called, "Ban the Box," which refers to the question on employment applications that asks whether the applicant has been convicted of a crime or been incarcerated.
"We can credit this policy change to the Governing for Racial Equity Conference that our office hosted in March," said Dante James, Office of Equity and Human Rights Bureau Director. "After attending the conference, City Human Resources leaders took to heart the chilling outcome that these types of questions can have on former offenders during the job application process."
Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights provides education and technical support to City staff and elected officials, leading to recognition and removal of systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity; starting with issues of race and disability.
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The City of Portland and community partners are hosting an event to celebrate the 24th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This family friendly event will include live entertainment, an open mic session, interactive activities, multi-ethnic snacks, speakers—including City of Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz—and a birthday cake for the ADA's big 24th! This event is free and open to the public.
Where: Matt Dishman Community Center, 77 NE Knott St., Portland
When: July 26, 2014, 2:00-5:00 p.m.
ASL Interpretation and captioning will be provided. Please direct any questions or comments to firstname.lastname@example.com
To help ensure equal access to City programs, services and activities, the City of Portland will reasonably modify polices/procedures and provide auxiliary aids/services to persons with disabilities. For accommodation requests, call 503-823-4432, TTY/TDD 503-823-6868, or Oregon Relay Service at 711 or 1-800-735-2900.
Please request accommodations three to five working days prior to the meeting.
June 9, 2014
PORTLAND – The City of Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) is pleased to announce that Kenya Budd has joined the team as Program Coordinator. Budd will be responsible for staffing and helping guide the Human Rights Commission and Citywide Equity Committee, as well as becoming a member of the Equity Training Team.
"Kenya's diversity and equity experience make her a great fit for our team," said Dante James, OEHR Bureau Director. "I believe her knowledge and facilitation skills will help move the Human Rights Commission and Citywide Equity Committee forward in their work, and we're excited to have her on board."
Budd comes to OEHR as an Army veteran, trainer, facilitator, and mediator in private practice. She has focused her diversity and equity work on creating safe and respectful conversation, where race, ability, gender, and privilege can be explored in a paradigm that promotes key concepts found in Cognitive Behavioral Theory, conflict resolution, motivational interviewing techniques, and transformative facilitation models.
Budd holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Deaf Education from University of Maryland. She was trained and certified as a mediator at the University of Washington Legal Education Program and Vancouver Community Mediation Dispute Resolution Center. Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights provides education and technical support to City staff and elected officials, leading to recognition and removal of systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity; starting with issues of race and disability.
May 19, 2014
PORTLAND – On Monday afternoon, the City of Portland Human Rights Commission (HRC) joined millions awaiting the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' decision on marriage equality in Oregon. Based on the long-awaited outcome, the HRC stopped to applaud Judge Michael McShane's ruling, deeming the ban on gay marriage unconstitutional.
As a diverse body of leaders who represents all segments of the community including LGBTQ, the HRC sees this decision as one that sets Oregon apart from states that have yet to take a stance on the issue. HRC Chair and LGBTQ Ally, Sonji Young stated, "To love is by far the greatest commitment that any of us can make in our lives. By removing the legal barriers, all of our fellow citizens can pursue happiness, regardless of their personal preference." Young added, "Today's decision demonstrates that love is indeed a human right. We all deserve to declare our love through marriage and have it recognized."
HRC Commissioner Sam Sachs, who has long been a member of Portland's social justice community agreed with Young, exclaiming, "Oregon has done the right thing!"
The HRC works to eliminate discrimination and bigotry, to strengthen inter-group relationships, and to foster greater understanding, inclusion, and justice for those who live, work, study, worship, travel and play in the City of Portland.
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May 16, 2014
Office of Equity and Human Rights Community Engagement Liaisons Program helps grow community involvement at City Budget Hearing
The City Budget Public Hearing on May 15, 2014 featured many community voices never before heard at previous years' sessions. Answering a request from the City Budget Office, the Office of Equity and Human Rights New Portlander Programs' Community Engagement Liaisons (CELs) helped gather members of several immigrant and refugee communities to testify before City Council.
Community members included:
The CELs Program is designed to assist bureaus in their outreach efforts to underrepresented communities in Portland. Photos from the hearing may be found here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/124652604@N07/sets/72157644705353794/
More information on the CELs Program is available at: http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/article/482264
How diverse is the City of Portland workforce? In response to community requests, the Office of Equity and Human Rights teamed with City partners to develop the online Demographics Dashboard.
In this video, Office of Equity and Human Rights Assistant Bureau Director, Joe Wahl, says the interactive Dashboard gives community members and City leaders valuable information now with more data layers planned for the near future.
The Demographics Dashboard can be found on the Office of Equity and Human Rights website, by clicking the "I want to view City of Portland Demographics" button.
April 21, 2014
The Slavic Community Fair this Thursday presents an informal setting to inform the Slavic Community and to allow community members to let City representatives know their concerns about Police and local government.
Representatives from law enforcement, city government and much more will be on hand.
Topics include:
Thursday, April 24, 2014
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Portland Community College—Southeast Campus
Mt. Tabor Room
2305 SE 82nd Ave.
The Human Trafficking Task Force of the Portland Human Rights Commission is co-sponsoring a Free Legal Counseling Event on Sunday, April 27, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Sauvie Island Grange, located at 14443 NW Charlton Rd. Portland, OR 97231
The program will provide free legal counseling to anyone who believes they have been a victim of workplace related crime, including human trafficking. Most trafficking victims do not "self-identify" as such. Thus, an effective way to identify and assist trafficking victims and survivors is to provide legal counseling to those who believe they have been victimized in other related ways, including wage theft, workplace violence or threat of violence, or coercion to work by threats related to immigration status. Program participants will have access volunteer immigration attorneys and interpreters.
The program is co-sponsored by Oregonians Against Human Trafficking (OATH), the HRC Human Trafficking Task Force, the Oregon Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, Immigration Counseling Service, and Catholic Charities.
View flyers at the links below:
Español: http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/article/485625
March 27, 2014
PORTLAND - Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) hosted the Third Annual Governing for Racial Equity (GRE) Conference on March 25th and 26th at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Portland.
Multnomah County Office of Diversity and Equity, King County Equity and Social Justice, City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative, and San Francisco Human Rights Commission were partners on the planning committee.
The conference for government employees and elected officials attracted nearly 450 participants from the Pacific Northwest as well as jurisdictions in New York, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, and Virginia. Workshops and presentations focused on the history of racism and on incorporating a racial equity lens for training, policy development, health, transportation, planning and other governmental functions.
OEHR Director, Dante James said, "This was planned as a regional conference, but as you can see from our attendees here today—this has turned out to be so much more."
Featured speakers included Walidah Imarisha, Neva Walker, and Multnomah County Chair, Marissa Madrigal.
The purpose of the annual conference is two-fold: to educate participants and to build a network of government jurisdictions working to achieve racial equity.
The GRE Network works to eliminate institutional and structural racism, as they are the root causes of racial inequities. Our goals are to strengthen alliances, build organizational and institutional skills and commitment, share promising practices and develop and implement policies that promote racial equity.
March 12, 2014
PORTLAND - The City of Portland Human Rights Commission 2012-13 Annual Report was presented to City Council on March 12, 2014.
Human Rights Commissioners Kyle Busse and Linda McKim-Bell presented the report and received feedback from City Commissioners and public testimony from community members.
The Annual Report can be found here.
March 3, 2014
PORTLAND - The Human Rights Commission seeks to recommend one appointee to serve a partial term beginning in late April, 2014. Due to staggered term appointments, the term ends in October, 2014. City Council confirms all appointments to the Human Rights Commission.
Members are expected to participate in all monthly meetings (or pre-arrange absences) typically held on the first Wednesday of the month. These meetings normally run about three hours.
Commissioners are also asked to participate in at least one sub-committee or special project work. Sub-committee or special projects do require attending additional meeting, and performing tasks, outside of the regular monthly Commission meetings. Additional meetings of the Commission are held as needed to respond to events, conduct hearings and forums, or extend the work of the Commission.
The Commission encourages applications from diverse communities as well as youth and students.
This is a volunteer, unpaid position. Please share this with your networks.
PDF: http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/article/472698
MS Word: http://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/article/472697
PORTLAND - Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights is co-sponsoring the Governing for Racial Equity Conference on March 25th and 26th at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Portland.
The GRE Network is a regional partnership of government jurisdictions working to achieve racial equity. We work to eliminate institutional and structural racism, as they are the root causes of racial inequities. Our goals are to strengthen alliances, build organizational and institutional skills and commitment, share promising practices and develop and implement policies that promote racial equity.
The Conference will also feature workshops and presentations on incorporating a racial equity lens for training, policy development, health, transportation, planning and more.
Elected leaders are invited to enroll in a facilitated Executive Session to discuss the opportunities and challenges of governing for racial equity.
The Conference will culminate with the official launch of the GRE Network.
Government employees and elected officials from around the United States have registered.
The Keynote Presentation featuring Neva Walker is open to the public for free.
Community members are invited to register for free at this link: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/571338
February 17, 2014
For Immediate Release
PORTLAND – In light of the forthcoming Fairness Hearing on the Department of Justice settlement agreement with the City of Portland and the Portland Police Bureau scheduled for February 18, 2014, the Portland Human Rights Commission (HRC) calls for strategic community involvement as the extent of the settlement process continues and as the implementation of the agreement moves forward.
During the hearing on Tuesday, Judge Michael Simon will call for testimony from individuals and community organizations to determine whether the agreement is fair, adequate and reasonable. The agreement in question by Judge Michael Simon was initially reached between the City of Portland and the Department of Justice, following the Department of Justice's investigation into the Portland Police Bureau's use of force. The Fairness Hearing will be just the first of many opportunities for the community to play an active role in holding the Portland Police Bureau accountable for its actions as implementation begins.
As a city-appointed commission whose responsibilities include advising City Council and bringing forward the voices of the community, the HRC realizes that ongoing input and collaboration will be required if those voices are to be heard and reflected during implementation. HRC Chair, Sonji Young says, "The Department of Justice settlement is no different than any other situation that impacts members of our city's diverse community." Young added, "Community members should expect to have their voices be present and weighed throughout any and all processes that impact their well being."
The HRC believes that participation of all segments of the community is required if concerns are to be amplified and elevated to action. Local organizations have hosted public forums aimed at answering the community's questions about the agreement. Having attended such forums, the HRC hopes to continue to hear directly from community members and call attention to the expressed suggestions or concerns that they raise. Most importantly, HRC will encourage City Council to consider emerging concerns raised by citizens and organizations during Tuesday's Fairness Hearing and requests that City Council exercise their option to discuss and request changes to the agreement, as highlighted in paragraph 187 of the agreement.
The Portland Human Rights Commission (HRC) works to eliminate discrimination and bigotry, to strengthen inter-group relationships, and to foster greater understanding, inclusion, and justice for those who live, work, study, worship, travel and play in the City of Portland.
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January 27, 2014
PORTLAND – The Portland Human Rights Commission (HRC) believes that Portland can reach its goal of shaping a police bureau that models community policing that serves everyone. To that end, the HRC encourages all community members to testify at a Fairness Hearing on February 18, 2014 at Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse, 1000 SW 3rd Ave. (Courtroom 13B) at 9:00 a.m., if they have experienced what they consider unreasonable use of force by members of the PPB, or if they can testify to unreasonable use of force used against a friend or family member.
The Albina Ministerial Alliance (AMA) Coalition for Justice and Police Reform has also organized several community forums in preparation for the Fairness Hearing:
If community members cannot attend these events, the AMA Coalition is available to help you with preparing testimony for the hearing or to send to Judge Michael H. Simon.
In 2012 the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division and United States Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon (collectively "DOJ") reported on their investigation of the Portland Police Bureau's (PPB) use of force, revealing the PPB "… engages in a pattern or practice of unnecessary or unreasonable force during interactions with people who have or are perceived to have mental illness." The U.S. then sued the City of Portland based on those findings. Intending to remedy the issues outlined in the DOJ findings, Council adopted a Settlement Agreement among the City of Portland, the Portland Police Association (PPA), and the US Department of Justice (DOJ). Following that, Federal Judge Michael Simon set a "Fairness Hearing" to allow the community to weigh in on whether the Agreement is "fair, adequate and reasonable."
HRC Considerations:
For more information on the forums, please see the AMA Coalition website: www.albinaministerialcoalition.org
The Portland HRC works to eliminate discrimination and bigotry, to strengthen inter-group relationships, and to foster greater understanding, inclusion, and justice for those who live, work, study, worship, travel and play in the City of Portland.
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KBOO Radio Host, Lisa Loving, interviewed two generations of Portland Police officers on January 22. Sgt. Doris Paisley and soon-to-be Officer Brianne Paisley joined Loving and Ronault LS (Polo) Catalani for a discussion of community policing.
Sgt. Paisley has partnered with Catalani (who runs the Office of Equity and Human Rights New Portlander Programs) on many community policing initiatives and has gained enormous respect and affection from Portland's far eastside immigrant and refugee communities. Her daughter, Brianne, will be sworn in to the Portland Police Bureau on February 13.
Sgt. Paisley is the daughter of a Nikkei (Japanese community) immigrant mother.
On December 12, 2013, Ronault "Polo" Catalani form the Office of Equity and Human Rights New Portlanders Program, was honored at a release party at Darcelle XV Showplace. Comics for Change! Illustrated Stories From Oregon's Front Lines, a Know Your City project, features a series of ten comics, each telling the story of an Oregon activist.
Polo was selected for his 30 years of civic activism and assisting in integrating immigrant and refugee families into the life of our city.
In addition to Polo, the comic project honored:
Alex Brown
Walter Cole
Dan Handelman
Cheryl Johnson
Paul Knauls
Ibrahim Mubarak
Genny Nelson
Kathleen Saadat
Wilbur Slockish
Polo said he is really a community facilitator:
"While our family is honored by writer Lauren Hudgins' and cartoonist Asher Crew's superhero characterization, everyone knows that my work is setting the kitchen table where Portland's real heavy-lifters sit and solve problems. "Knowing your City" means knowing this, and knowing them. Thank you Mark, Amanda, and the Know Your City board for urging Portland toward understanding this, and making Portland a bigger Us."
December 17, 2013
Dear City Council:
The Human Rights Commission ("HRC") supports the efforts of the Independent Police Review ("IPR") to strengthen the oversight system of the Portland Police Bureau ("PPB") and the discussions regarding code changes scheduled for December 18th.
The HRC understands that during the upcoming fairness hearing with District Court Judge Michael Simon, members of the public will be invited to weigh in on the Settlement Agreement ("Agreement") between the City and the Department of Justice, and that this hearing will include options for participation that amplify accessibility for community members.
Considering the crucial role that the IPR system plays in the Agreement, as well as the important need to maximize community participation in this process, we recommend that voting on any IPR code changes be postponed until after the fairness hearing.
To help address community concerns related to unnecessary use of force as well as tensions that exist between the PPB and Portlanders, we believe the community should play a central role in both developing and managing community oversight systems. Postponing the vote until after the fairness hearing would be a positive step in that direction.
Respectfully Yours,
Kyle Busse
Chair, Portland Human Rights Commission
The Director of City of Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR), Dante J. James, is urging Portland Police Bureau (PPB) to respond to recent reports in The Portland Mercury and The Oregonian as an opportunity for daily training and reminders. The newspapers reported that a Portland Police Officer used the word, "nigger," during an interaction with a Black community member on October 5, 2013.
OEHR commends PPB for racial sensitivity training given to Command Staff and Sergeants that was organized by Portland's Community and Police Relations Committee's training subcommittee. For street officers who interact with community members every day, James recommends that PPB use this recent racial slur allegation as an opportunity to discuss professionalism at every roll call, in every training session, and in off-line discussions.
James reinforced to PPB leadership that the word, "nigger" can never be used by a White officer in interactions with someone on the street. He stated, "People will argue that it is a double standard because some Black people use the word. This is not an argument about who gets to use the word. This is an opportunity for PPB to remind its staff that ANY pejorative of this type is unacceptable. This is about professionalism, plain and simple, and this is the conversation that needs to happen."
Chief Mike Reese responded positively to James and noted that he will be discussing this matter with PPB Leadership Staff immediately.
On November 9th 2013, the Muslim Educational Trust (MET) celebrated its Annual Award/Auction/Appreciation Night by recognizing dedicated individuals for their positive contribution to MET and the community at large.
Ronault "Polo" Catalani from the Office of Equity and Human Rights was honored for his community leadership and New Portlander Program projects.
Others honored at the event:
MET Lifetime Achievement Award:
Friends of MET Award:
Denny Doyle, Mayor - City of Beaverton
Don Mazziotti,Community Development Director - City of Beaverton
Leadership Award:
Mohamed Kabira, President - Masjid Al-Furqan
Imtiaz Khan, President - Masjid As-Saber
Diaa Eldin Nassar,Vice President - Intel Muslim Employee Group
People with disabilities are now the target of a hate group in the Portland area. Neighborhoods are being littered with this handbill attacking people with disabilities who receive public assistance. With an underlying tone of violence, this vigilante attack states that people's names are being posted where they can be seen by taxpayers. The author suggests that receiving benefits makes people with disabilities a threat to the republic.
The Portland Commission on Disability requests that anyone who has received or seen this flyer to please report it so they may track it. Thanks to Human Rights Commissioner, Linda McKim-Bell for bringing this to the Commission's attention.
UPDATE: Flyers have reportedly been received in the following neighborhoods: Irvington, Arbor Lodge, SW Hills, Laurelhurst, and Eliot.
PORTLAND – The Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) will present a "We Are Portland" award to Portland Police Bureau's Capt. Mark Kruger on August 13, 2013. On July 26, 2013, 84 civic activists and City employees were honored for their work in furthering the City of Portland's immigrant integration initiatives and Capt. Kruger was slated to receive the award. When a community opinion leader contacted OEHR staff the evening before the event expressing concern about past charges and allegations against Capt. Kruger, the decision was made to ask Kruger to accept his award at a different time and venue.
"Postponing the award presentation to Capt. Kruger was my judgment call based on the last minute concern of a respected community leader. It was ultimately not the right decision," said Dante James, OEHR Bureau Director. "Any concerns about his past should be addressed in a separate venue. We will recognize Capt. Kruger for his current work and dedication to our city's immigrant and refugee community with our apologies for the delay."
OEHR respects community concerns about Portland Police Bureau and has offered to facilitate a public discussion to build understanding and reconciliation between the Police and community members.
Capt. Kruger has fostered working relationships with Portland's newcomer community elders and activists, and has partnered with OEHR's New Portlander Programs in presenting the "Know your Tenant Rights" and "Know Your Police" workshop series. The programs brought 40 refugee tenants with critical residence and neighborhood livability issues into the East Precinct for trainings on Oregon tenant rights, Portland Police crime prevention, and law enforcement services.
PORTLAND – The City of Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) is working with Mayor Charlie Hales' office to help ensure that the process of moving homeless campers from the vicinity of City Hall is handled humanely.
"We are concerned with the well-being and human rights of the homeless and do not want the public to conflate homelessness with criminal behavior," said OEHR Bureau Director, Dante J. James. "We hope to get those who are homeless connected to services and organizations that might be able to help—in the short term. Obviously, we hope the City can also help create long-term solutions to address homelessness."
Members of the non-profit organization, JOIN, have been on hand at City Hall to advise the homeless campers about services and housing options.
OEHR is also concerned about the safety and accessibility of the area around City Hall, specifically for people with disabilities. With homeless campers on the sidewalks, people who use wheelchairs or canes have issues navigating safely near City buildings.
The Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) focuses on removing systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity. This focus includes ensuring that City of Portland workplaces and events are inclusive and welcoming.
The Office of Equity and Human Rights (OEHR) hosts the Annual "We Are Portland" Awards on Friday, July 26, 2013 at Immigrant & Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) on 10301 NE Glisan St Portland, OR. The public is invited to attend the ceremony which runs from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
The "We Are Portland" Awards honor civic activists and City employees who have worked to further the City of Portland's immigrant integration initiatives. Special recognition will be given to Commissioner Amanda Fritz and retiring East Police Precinct Commander, Michael Lee.
"Commissioner Fritz is widely seen by immigrant and refugee communities as championing their concerns," said OEHR New Portlander Program Coordinator, Ronault "Polo" Catalani. "And Commander Lee has opened his precinct's doors to newcomer families by facilitating community policing sessions and building working relationships with ethnic minority elders and activists."
Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights' New Portlander Program was recently invited to New York CIty by Mayor Michael Bloomberg to present its best-practices models at the Mayor's First Convening of Cities for Immigrant Integration.
Amanda Fritz, Portland City Commissioner, spoke at the opening of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) 2013 Convention on Thursday, June 27. She welcomed the attendees to the City of Roses and cited a number of advances for people with disabilities in Portland which included the Model Employer Plan and a captioning plan for all online and cablecast digital media.
Following a receptive applause from the audience, the incoming HLAA executive director, Anna Gilmore Hall, said, "There was a reason we picked Portland and that's it," referring to the proactive actions made by the city in regards to disability rights and being the HLAA's choice for its national convention this year.
IRCO's Diversity and Civic Leadership program presented results of the ENGAGE "Hear our Voices!" survey of more than 250 members from 25 different ethnic communities around the Portland Metro area. The group presented their findings to government leaders and public involvement staff at City Hall on May 4, 2013.
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When you think of allergic reactions, you probably envision itchy eyes and a runny nose. But an allergic reaction can occur in the esophagus – your food pipe – as well. Symptoms happen when your immune system produces too many white blood cells in reaction to an allergy-causing substance. The white blood cells involved are called eosinophils.
The condition is called eosinophilic esophagitis, or EE or EoE. It affects between one and four of every 10,000 people in the U.S.
Symptoms of EoE vary from person to person and may include:
Difficulty swallowing
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The disease affects both children and adults, but is more common in men. People with asthma and food or environmental allergies have a much greater chance of developing it.
Your doctor will take your medical history and will likely want to test you for allergies. He or she will probably do an endoscopy. This is an outpatient procedure that involves passing a thin, flexible scope with a camera through your mouth to look at your esophagus. The doctor will check for physical signs of inflammation and an increased number of eosinophils. To confirm the diagnosis, your health provider will likely need to take a biopsy, or tissue sample, from your esophagus.
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|Output current
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|Output Voltage
|Max Output Voltage
|Input Voltage
|115V/230V option switch
|Protection against Over-Voltage
|About 32.5V automatic shut-off
|Protection against overload
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|Protection against short circuit
|Output fuse severs or shut-off automatically
|Environmental temperature of use
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- Adjust the voltage switch (115V or 230V) to the correct settings (A - see Figure 1).
- Connect the charger to the Power Pack - position the adapter, arrows up and toward you, at the bottom of the Power Pack, just below the metal contacts of the Power Pack. The adapter will fit almost flush with the Power Pack and will be centered below the power pack contacts, using the ribs located on the Power Pack as a guide for the proper position. Gently slide the adapter upward in the direction of the arrows, until it is fully mated with the Power Pack contacts and stops, unable to slide upward any more.
- Plug the power cord into the power receptacle.
- Turn on the power switch (B - see Figure 1), the fan will begin to run and the charging LED will turn yellow.
- When finished charging, a green light will indicate that the Power Pack is fully charged. Between uses, it is suggested to leave the charger connected, even after the charge process is completed, it will not damage the power pack or the charger.
- To remove the Power Pack, switch off charger before disconnecting from Power Pack - gently slide the adapter downward, until the adapter contacts and Power Pack contacts are no longer mated.
Light Indications (D in Figure 1)
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- Only use the specified rated fuses.
- The charger will become warm during charging.
- Charge in well ventilated areas and do not cover or place item on the Charging Unit.
- Use indoors only and in dry areas.
- Use at temperatures above 32°F (0°C) and below 120°F (50°C).
- In the winter, fully charge and store Power Pack in room temperature area. Recharge once more in the middle of the winter. DO NOT charge constantly during the off season/winter time. Once every three months is recommended.
- Keep area clear while charging and position cords to prevent damage to the cord and to prevent trip hazard.
- Use only with the original intended battery.
- Never use a charger with a damaged cord.
- Misuse of charger could result in fire or damage of batteries.
- Although this advanced charger has auto-cut off it is not recommended to leave switched on for prolonged periods.
- The batteries should be charged after every operation to ensure longevity of life.
A) Switching on the charger power but no LED light up
- Confirm that the charger cord is plugged into the mains supply.
- Ensure that the mains supply is turned on.
- Test that the main socket is working by plugging another appliance.
- Check the fuse (C – Figure 1).
- Check for short circuit in the wire from the adaptor to the Power Pack.
B) Switching on the charger power, red LED is up, green LED flashes but there is no charging
- Check if the fuse has severed.
- Check the connection between the adaptor and the Power Pack.
- Battery polarity is wrong.
- Check the connection to the battery and the battery wires connection (inside the case)
C) The charging time continues for a long duration
- Battery is damaged.
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A Transformative Duplex Renovation in Montreal
In the city's Villeray neighborhood, a cramped structure is recast as an open work-play space for a young family.written by: William Lamb12.11.14
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Swanhills Golf
This beautiful 18-hole golf course is enjoyable for all levels of golfers, located just minutes from Rockford in Belvidere.
CITY: Belvidere
Byron Dragway
See NHRA championship drag racing.
CITY: Byron
Prairie View Golf Course - Byron Forest Preserve
This 18-hole course has bent grass fairways, tees and greens, a practice area, full-service clubhouse, and rental carts with canopies.
CITY: Byron
Lost Nation Golf Club
This beautiful 18-hole course with large, smooth greens and rolling hills is open to the public, and offers a pro shop and restaurant.
CITY: Dixon
Eilert's Tee Box
Play golf on over 50 resort courses from throughout the world at this premier indoor golf facility, offering high-definition video full-swing golf simulators. Also enjoy the cocktail lounge offering a bistro sandwich menu in a quaint, comfortable atmosphere. Open: Monday thru Friday: 3 pm - 12 am, Saturday: Noon - 12 am.
CITY: Freeport
Eilerts Cocktails and Tee Box
Eilerts is a cocktail lounge with a small bistro sandwich menu in a quaint, comfortable atmosphere. Elierts Tee Box, a premier indoor golf facility, is adjacent. Carryout, entertainment, full bar. Open: Monday thru Friday: 3 pm - 12 am; Saturday: Noon to 12 am.
CITY: Freeport
The Sports Plex
The Sports Plex is a tournament quality soccer complex featuring up to 12 fields, picnic areas, parking, restrooms, and a concession area with a full kitchen. It also has a presentation pavilion that is ideal for award ceremonies or meetings. Please call for pricing and availability.
CITY: Freeport
Park Hills Golf Course
This award-winning (3 1/2 stars in Golf Digest) public course offers incomparable playing conditions on two 18 hole, 72-par courses. The gently rolling terrain, manicured greens and abundant wildflowers make Park Hills Golf Couse the destination for thousands of visitors every year. The West Course is 6600 yards, and the East Course is 6400 yards. Watered fairways, varying distance tees, a 300 yard driving range, clubhouse and pro shop are offered. Green Fees: Weekday - 9 hole: $16; 18 hole: $25, Weekend - 9 hole: $18; 18 hole: $28; Weekday or Weekend Cart Fees: 9 hole: $20; 18 hole: $32.
CITY: Freeport
Rock Hollow Conservation Club
Discover this awesome sportsmen's club conveniently located on the Pecatonica River. The club's activities include open trap and riffle ranges, hunting, shooting classes, gun auctions, pheasant shoots, sight-in-gun days, indoor range, camping and fishing. This conservation club specializes in dog breeding, training, and bull rentals. The club also offers quality home-raised beef, pork and pheasants through the Walsh Girls Cattle Company. A clubhouse with banquet facilities is also available to the public. Gun shop available and open to the public.
CITY: Freeport
Hampton Inn Freeport Golf Packages
Park Hills Golf Getaway Package: Enjoy a Hampton room, two 18-hole rounds at park Hills Golf Course in Freeport, a cart, a bucket of range balls, and a special golfer's gift bag. Must be booked at least seven days in advance: $153 - $177. Wolf Hollow Golf Getaway Package: Hampton king room, two 18-hole rounds at Wolf Hollow Golf Course in Lena, a cart, a bucket of range balls, and a special gift bag. Must be booked at least seven days in advance: $153 - $163.This historic and charming hotel is located in the heart of Historic Downtown Freeport and features The Main Street Bistro, always the perfect spot to enjoy a great meal, a refreshing drink in a sophisticated atmosphere ideal for mixing, mingling, and enjoying life. The 70 spacious guest rooms and 2 suites feature complimentary hi-speed wireless internet access, High Definition TV with pay-per view movies and games, refrigerators and microwaves available upon request. Guest also have access to the hotel's state of the art fitness center, indoor swimming pool, and the complimentary hot continental breakfast which features over 15 items daily. Non-smoking rooms are available. The Hampton Inn is part of the Hilton Honors preferred guest program. Rates: $89 to $149.
CITY: Freeport
4 Season Bowling Center
This is a forty lane bowling center with automatic scoring, Thunder Alley sound and light experience which is open to the public. Jumpin Joe's Sports Bar & Grill, Flip Pizza Restaurant and full service banquet facilities are also offered.
CITY: Freeport
Little Cubs Field
This replica of Chicago's historic Wrigley Field is complete with ivy, bricks, box seats, dirt and sod from the real Wrigley Field, plus a replica scoreborad and entry sign. It is open for exploring at no cost or is available for rental for birthday parties, picnics, corporate events and more. Rental fees are $45 per hour or $90 for two hours.Reservations may be made at our website.
CITY: Freeport
Rockford Speedway
See top-name NASCAR racing on a quarter-mile, high-banked track. From Kid's nights to monster trucks, fireworks, fantastic NASCAR racing action, you will enjoy an exciting night of affordable family fun at Rockford Speedway.
CITY: Loves Park
Sportscore Two/Indoor Sports Center
124-acre sports complex at I-90/Riverside Blvd. intersection. Includes Wedgbury Stadium, Indoor Sports Center and outdoor sports fields for soccer, rugby, football, volleyball, basketball, in-line hockey, badminton and adapted and wheelchair sports.
CITY: Loves Park
Aviators Stadium
Aviators Stadium is the home of Rockford's own professional baseball team, part of the Frontier League. Specials, giveaways, entertainment and good, old-fashioned summertime baseball make a visit to the ballpark a great family outing.The stadium is located just off I-90 at Riverside Blvd., the first exit north of Business 20 (E. State St.).
CITY: Loves Park
Victory Golf Range
Victory Golf Range is the Rockford area's only indoor golf facility that offers golf entertainment in a controlled environment. Amenities include a large driving area to see true path of golf ball, hitting bays with air-cushioned driving mats, a state-of-the-art putting green, fully netted ceiling, walls and perimeter to ensure a safe hitting environment, a full service restaurant and bar, large screen TVs with latest golf and sports programming, and free WiFi.
CITY: Loves Park
Volcano Falls Adventure Park
Play miniature golf on the ground-shaking Volcano Course under the shadow of a three-story erupting volcano or take it easy on the nine-hole Palm Course. Sharpen your sports skills in batting cages and the area's only soccer cages; enjoy "combat" with your friends in the Laser Zone; and race around the Go-Kart track.
CITY: Loves Park
Rockford Aviators Professional Baseball
Rockford's professional baseball team is part of the Frontier League, an independent professional league. Home games are played at Aviators Stadium just off I-90 at Riverside Blvd., the first exit north of Business 20 (E. State St.). Specials, giveaways, entertainment and good, old-fashioned summertime baseball make a visit to the ballpark a great family outing.
CITY: Loves Park
Silver Ridge Golf Course
Silver Ridge is an 18-hole public golf course.
CITY: Oregon
Rochelle Country Club
Our 18-hole golf course provides a serene backdrop to many of the course's lush fairways and manicured greens. There is a practice bunker, chipping-putting greens and well-equipped pro shop. Private and group lessons available from our PGA Professional. Clubhouse restaurant serves lunch and dinner from 11am–9pm.
CITY: Rochelle
Hosts a variety of world-class entertainment: concerts from the biggest stars in music and comedy, circuses, rodeos, motor sports, family shows. Home to three different sports teams: ice hockey, indoor football and indoor soccer.
CITY: Rockford
Sportscore One
This 105-acre sports complex, host to local and national tournaments, features eight lighted softball diamonds, eight regulation and 11 practice soccer fields, nine sand volleyball pits, concession stands, a soccer center with lockers, a boat ramp and a walking path.
CITY: Rockford
This family amusement center has more than 78 free and five-cent games; 40 redemption games that dispense tickets for prizes; and 30 video and novelty games.
CITY: Rockford
Laser Quest
The laser tag maze is a multi-level game floor with black lights, music, sound effects and automatic computerized scoring.
CITY: Rockford


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Employing a new circuit technology, these low cost amplifiers offer zero input crossover distortion (excellent PSRR and CMRR performance) and very low bias current, while operating with a supply current of less than 10 μA per amplifier.
This combination of features makes the ADA4505-x amplifiers ideal choices for battery-powered applications because they minimize errors due to power supply voltage variations over the lifetime of the battery and maintain high CMRR even for a rail-to-rail op amp.
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Anaheim Ducks defenseman Sheldon Souray will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing a second surgery to repair a damaged ligament in his right wrist.
The news came down on Friday, hours before the Pacific Division leaders take the ice against the Central Division-leading Blackhawks in Chicago.
"This is a difficult situation for Sheldon and a tough loss for the team," said Anaheim GM Bob Murray. "Sheldon has been in pain for quite some time. This surgery was his best course of action in order to alleviate pain and discomfort, and regain full mobility in his wrist. Sheldon's long-term health is the most important issue right now, and we support his difficult decision to have this surgery."
Souray was in line to miss anywhere from 4-to-6 months after tearing the ligament during offseason workouts and the subsequent surgery and rehab. However, arthritis appeared in the joint near the ligament and this latest procedure was done at the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic earlier in the day to relieve the symptoms.
Souray joined the Ducks in July 2012, signing a three-year deal as a free agent. He posted seven goals with 10 assists for 17 points in 44 games during the shortened 2013 season, leading the team with a plus-19 rating.
The 37-year-old veteran has 109 goals and 300 points in 758 games with New Jersey, Montreal, Edmonton, Dallas and Anaheim since breaking into the league with the Devils in 1997.
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You've heard us gush about the Ford Mustang Boss 302 before, calling this 444-horsepower coupe "The pony car's best ambassador." Sadly, we have yet to drive the updated 2013 model, which includes, among other things, a reworked front fascia, improved front-end cooling, a more assertive front splitter and new paint and graphics options. Among those new color choices is Gotta Have It Green, which reminds us somewhat of Porsche Emerald Green popularized on 911 models in the 1970s, albeit a bit flatter. Photographed here being jockeyed into place at Ford's Detroit Auto Show stand this morning,... Read More


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Among the many problems America faced in Vietnam was how to control the over 3,000 miles of rivers, canals and waterways the enemy used as vital supply and transportation links. The most important weapon in this battle was the gunboat fiberglass-hulled, fast and maneuverable, they were perfect for patrolling the dangerous waters.
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Everyone who throws anchor at the Port Royal will rediscover many of the things that captivated us when we were little – and an entire world of experiences and adventures will open up to children.
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Thursday marks the first regular St. Clair County Commission meeting of the new year and one important change to note is the time of the meeting. It starts at 1pm. County Commission Chair Jeff Bohm says the unusual start time allows for board members to attend the Governor's State of the State address to be given that evening at the state capitol in Lansing. Bohm says the time spent with state elected officials is valuable and helps keep everyone connected. He says some of the top priorities for the board for 2014 are an update of the county's 9-1-1 service, increasing tipping fees at the Smiths Creek Landfill, and improvements for the St. Clair County International Airport. Tomorrow's State of the State address will be broadcast live on WPHM AM 1380 beginning at 7:00 pm.
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Miniature masterpieces of handmade glass art, each tiny teapot holds a different blossom within. These decorative ornaments are crafted by lampwork artisans, who carefully melt down glass rods to create each unique design. These Mini Art Glass Teapots come as a set of 6, one each design, presented in a gift box. 1.3"h. x 1.8"w. x 1.5"d.
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What does a trip down memory lane have to do with the 911 Carrera GTS? It comes from Stuttgart, not Detroit, and it sure isn't V8-powered, true. But that big-displacement (for a Porsche) 3.8-litre boxer-six, unfettered by a turbocharger a la 911 Turbo, pounds out a very Detroit-like 408 horsepower which is sent to the massive rear wheels. And since the engine is sitting over that same grippy rubber, hookup is instantaneous. With the optional Sport Chrono Package and Sport mode engaged, the 1,420-kilogram GTS will blister to 100 kilometers an hour in less than 4.5 seconds.
While nobody will mistake the banshee wail of the boxer engine in flight with the basso profundo of a seven-litre V8, the electrical charge it sends to your nerve endings is just as visceral.
The thing about the GTS is not just the fact it is one of the most potent non-turbo production 911s, but that it also satisfies the requirements I have come to appreciate with that aforementioned maturity. Yes, I cursed like a sailor when I had to fill up – 93 octane or better is required – but the 13.3 litres per 100 kilometres I averaged for the week wasn't horrid for something with the GTS's performance bona fides. Much of the enjoyment comes from interacting with the six-speed manual tranny. Yes, Porsche's PDK double-clutch manumatic gearbox is as slick as they come – and will actually hasten the GTS to 100 km/h in less time than with the manual – but there is just something proper about doing it yourself. While the sports car is perfectly compliant when puttering about town, there is some notchiness when sliding the stubby shifter gate to gate. It's when you get a little more authoritarian with the Porsche that the action becomes fluid as the engine/transmission duo finds its sweet spot. The musicality of the boxer engine sitting behind you rises with the revs; a quick dab of the clutch and a perfectly slotted shift provide the requisite push back in the deeply bolstered, Alcantara-swathed sport bucket seat.
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Just after we flip our calendars to the year 2011, we'll have three new sedans on the street, all poised to compete against one another and priced from around the $16,000 mark – the 2011 Volkswagen Jetta, 2011 Chevrolet Cruze and 2012 Ford Focus. Each car has a lot of positives and we're sure the automotive media will be lining up comparison tests as soon as each are ready. But right now, we want to know what you, the reader, thinks has the makings of the best $16,000 sedan. Read the details and vote for your pick below. 2011 Volkswagen Jetta Dimensions (inches): length: 182.7,... Read More


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