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CONGRATS
Lisa Talley
Class of 2024
San Joaquin College of Law

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 Riding the wave with pride
Fresno’s 34th Annual Pride parade and festival will arrive in style as one of Fresno’s largest single-day events June 1.
By Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com

W here some events struggled to find

their footing after the dormant
years of COVID shutdowns, the Fresno
an important election year,
and as a result, the organiza-
tion felt that the theme need-
formation and to navigate both
the festival and parade.
Volunteers are welcome to join
the efforts, but the deadline to sign up
While most of the world online is May 15th. Interested parties can
Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival re- ed to reflect a crucial maxim is back to business after the sign up to volunteer on Eventeny. Every
emerged larger and more fabulous than - every vote counts, so get out shutdowns, some folks don’t volunteer will not only help ensure the day
ever. However, where the organization there and vote! have the luxury of participating in runs smoothly for an event drawing more
avoided one tragedy, it fell victim to an- “The current might be rough big crowds. COVID is still very much an than 20,000 people overall but will also
other. Not long before the festival would sometimes, but use your power to vote to issue for the vulnerable members of our join the ranks of an entirely volunteer-led
see its most significant jump in attendance effect the change you want to see,” Cau- community, and there will be many who tradition. The Pride Committee and Com-
and historic move to Fresno City College, wels encouraged. will have to sit out for yet another Pride munity Link Board - everyone involved
the organization lost its founder, commu- The theme will likely echo across celebration. However, the Fresno Rainbow in producing the Pride celebrations every
nity Godfather, and pillar - Jeffery Robin- thousands of hearts and minds as the or- Pride Parade and Festival will collabo- year - is comprised entirely of volunteer
son. ganization anticipates an attendance of rate with local community access station staff.
The fierce advocate for Queer roughly 20,000 people pouring in from all CMAC to broadcast the parade live on “We love our community and
history and safe spaces sowed the seeds of over the valley. Last year, the festival alone television and YouTube. The live broadcast can’t wait to see everyone at the parade and
what has grown to be an iconic Central boasted 13,000 attendees and will likely will allow everyone who cannot attend in festival. We pour our blood, sweat, tears,
Valley celebration. While the rest of the exceed that number this year. To help make person to share in the festivities remotely and money into this event and it is all
valley may have questioned in the early 90s the parade and festival more approachable and safely. Moreover, the event will also worth it when we see 20,000+ people hav-
whether a Pride parade here would ever be for first-timers, Cauwels shared a key tip have two live commentators - Chris Jarvis ing the best day of their life in a non-judg-
more than a few decorated laundry carts on how best to navigate the crowded areas and James Hensley. ment, be-your-true-self environment,” ex-
showcased in a parking lot, Robinson al- and available resources. For all those who plan to arrive pressed Cauwels.
ways knew it had the potential to be larger “Do yourself a favor and park early to the parade, you’ll have the oppor- The Pride Parade will take place
than life. His dedication built the frame- your vehicle at Fresno City College in the tunity to witness something special as the in the Tower District at 10 a.m., at Palm
work, and his passion continues to inspire morning, before the parade begins, and Fresno Rainbow Pride organization will and Olive. The Festival begins at 11 a.m.
community builders and advocates today then utilize our shuttle buses that will take hold a “Pre-Parade.” Roughly ten minutes and until 6 p.m. It will be held at Fres-
to continue growing the Fresno Pride cele- you between the festival site and the pa- before 10 a.m., the organization will gath- no City College with more than 20 food
bration to new heights. rade route,” said Cauwels. er on Palm and Olive in remembrance of trucks, booths, and a vast array of vendors,
Carrying the torch this year is One of the more significant up- several beloved community members. and complete with a full day of perfor-
Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival grades the celebration has received in re- “This is where we will honor mances. For more information about the
President Bryan Cauwels. cent years was the addition of shuttle bus- those we have lost, including Jeffery Rob- event and how to volunteer, download the
Every year, the board and com- es, thanks to the generous contributions inson, Patricia Colucci, and Susan Kuhn. Eventeny app and search “Fresno” for the
mittee of organizers develop a theme that of the Fresno Economic Opportunities We want to give these people, who were so Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival.
encapsulates the spirit of the celebration in Commission (EOC). The buses are free important to our organization and com- To watch the live broadcast, visit
a few words. This year's theme is “Rain- for attendees to use and run all day long. munity, a moment all to themselves to CMAC.tv, follow CMAC on social media,
bow Wave 2024: navigating through the Additionally, the organization now has an show them the respect they deserve and or subscribe to their channel on YouTube.
current.” Cauwels explained that 2024 is app available for download on Eventeny let them lead the way for the 34th Annual
that eventgoers may use to get updated in- Parade,” Cauwels shared.

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 Black and Latino Californians face the greatest
barriers to homeownership, the new study says.
That’s almost 60% of Fresno
You need to earn more than $100k to afford a median-priced home in Fresno.
By Pablo Orihuela | pablo@fresnoland.org

[This story was originally published by Fres- color, which could worsen as the economy The association’s report found that Housing challenges have been front
noland, a nonprofit news organization] slows and rates remain elevated in 2024,” the only 18% of Californians earned enough of mind in recent weeks for Fresno Mayor
association said in their report. to buy a $819,980 home — the state me- Jerry Dyer, who recently told realtors the

B lack and Latino households are lagging Fresno County is a majority His- dian price in 2023. The price in 2022 was city was counting on the real estate industry
behind their white and Asian peers when panic/Latino, with the demographic repre- $822,320. The 2022 report found that a to – hopefully– offset shortfalls in the city’s
it comes to homeownership throughout Cali- senting 55% of the population according to potential homeowner would need to earn at sales tax revenue ahead of a looming budget
fornia, including Fresno. the United States Census Bureau. The Black least $186,800 annually to comfortably make crunch.
That’s according to a new report demographic makes up about 6% of the pop- payments on a median-priced home in 2022.
from the California Association of Realtors. ulation — reflective of the state’s 6.5% aver- Last year, that number climbed to $204,800. Correcting past injustices
The annual report, released in April, breaks age. The data also showed the financial
down housing affordability by ethnicity. The disparity in who does and pangs aren’t evenly distributed across the On top of the financial gaps among their
A median-priced home in Fresno doesn’t have the money to buy a home could state. Only about 28% of Asians and 21% of white and Asian counterparts, prospective
County is $410,000, and the association said be in part due to the wage discrepancy be- white residents could afford a median-priced Black and Latino homeowners have histori-
$103,200 is the minimum qualifying income. tween the demographics. home in 2023. But just 9% of Black and His- cally faced racist policies by local and national
The report also found that only 33% The report compared the median in- panic/Latino Californians could afford to buy banks and realtors. The issues have only re-
of county residents can afford to purchase a come for all of California — $92,420 — with that same house. cently been acknowledged.
home, assuming a 20% down payment. And the median income of residents broken up by The association continues to push In 2020, the National Association
while some demographic groups struggled demographic. The median income of Asian the state to fund the California Dream For of Realtors released a statement apologizing
more–sometimes significantly more–than residents was $120,630, followed by white All loan assistance program, which helps for “past policies that contributed to racial
others, the report suggests that most Ameri- residents at $103,870; Hispanic/Latino resi- first-generation and first-time homebuyers inequality” and the CAR released a similar
cans can’t afford a median-price home, with dents were at $75,950 and the median salary cover housing costs like their initial down statement in 2022.
Black and brown people of color facing the for Black residents was $63,800. payment. Allysunn Walker is the president
heaviest burdens in Fresno and the rest of the The City of Fresno attempts to and CEO of the Southwest Fresno Develop-
state. Issues persist at the state level help prospective homeowners by highlight- ment Corporation — a group that attempts
“The significant difference in hous- ing homebuying resources on their website, to bridge the wealth gap among demograph-
ing affordability for Black and Hispanic/Lati- But while median home prices fell slightly which include the California Dream For All ics through homeownership.
no households illustrates the homeownership in 2023, Californians still have to earn more program, and information on the Bank of Walker and the SWFDC attempt to
gap and wealth disparity for communities of money to afford a median home than they America America’s Home Grant and Down help people in one of the city’s most under-
did just one year earlier. Payment Grant programs. served areas by encouraging homeownership
and educating residents on the benefits that

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TIRED OF For many, Walker says, education

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PRICES? “People say, ‘I didn’t know I could
buy a home’ or ‘I didn’t know that I’m not
FREE CONSULTATION too old to do this,” Walker said. “‘How do I
find a lender? How do they find me?’ We’ve
TESLA had people ask questions as though they don’t
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house not being affordable. It’s a system that
was set up to exclude people of color.”
“We’ve got folks that are renting
$2,500, $3,000 for a two or three-bedroom
rental,” Walker added. “If they can pay
$2,500 for a rental then we believe that they
CONTACT MIKE can pay a mortgage.”

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 On the Scene - Boundaries in
Suicide Prevention
By Amber Lynette | amberlynette@reaperclean.com

A s our community becomes more vigi-

lant in understanding warning signs for
suicide, it has fallen into everyone’s hands to
not have to come at another person’s
expense. If suicide is ever used as a
means of manipulating a person to
a victim in any domestic vio-
lence situation tries to separate
from their partner, their life and
unfamiliar location, especially if it is late at
night or if there is any indication they have
a firearm, have consumed drugs or alcohol,
connect others to much-needed help during stay in an unsafe situation, there is their circumstances can be most or are in a secluded area (such as near train
times of distress or crisis. Nevertheless, with more than just one life at risk. volatile. Safety planning for al- tracks, a bridge, or an abandoned building) is
so much focus solely on prevention, the im- Research has shown that ternative times to escape may be extremely dangerous, particularly if they are
portance of openly discussing boundaries and there is no such thing as a single reason needed, especially if their partner is asking for the person to come alone.
safety while trying to help others in crisis for somebody to take their own life, but rath- suicidal, has access to a firearm, has a history As of January 1, Fresno County has
must be at the forefront of this conversation. er an intersection of multiple risk factors con- of violence, or if there are children involved. its very own mobile Crisis Response team,
Being able to discern the difference verging between their environment, health, Getting help for a suicidal person can take capable of dispatching to mental health and
between somebody who is genuinely asking and personal history at a specific point in place away from the victim. Crime Scene substance use incidents 24/7. Their phone
for help while going through a suicidal crisis time. Many people like to focus on single en- Cleaners respond to more murder-suicides in number is (559) 600-6000, and there is no
and somebody who may also be using sui- vironmental factors within the time frame of domestic violence situations than any other. cost to utilize this service. The Marjaree Ma-
cide as a means of manipulation or control a suicide—such as divorce or job loss—but a A person in crisis may also call son Center domestic violence crisis line is also
is a matter of safety. For example, if someone majority of people go through ups and downs somebody over the phone or send messages 24/7, and their phone number is (559) 233-
is trying to remove themselves from a con- in life and manage to work through them. before attempting to end their life, and it 4397. Suicide Prevention is crucial, but being
flict, situation, or relationship where they feel Understanding that a single person or event can be panic-inducing to want to find where able to discern whether or not you are in dan-
unsafe, they have every right to walk away cannot be the sole reason somebody chooses they are and head to their location. Howev- ger is just as important.
from the conflict. Forcing a person to stay by suicide empowers boundaries as well as heal- er, trying to de-escalate the situation from a For more information about Reap-
threatening or omitting suicide or harm to ing in situations where blame, guilt, or harm distance while biding time for a crisis team er Clean, go to www.reaperclean.com, email
others if they try to leave is manipulative. The may exist. or first responder to find them is a much onthescene@reaperclean.com, or follow on
suicidal person may need help, but it should It should also be noted that when safer means of helping. Showing up to an Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok @reaper_
clean.

How a suicide crisis led to change in one small

California county jail
V ISALIA – Lt. Buddy Hirayama sagged
into his desk chair after a busy morning
on his first day leading a county jail system
out all over California. The year 2022 was the
deadliest on record for California’s jail system,
when 215 people died in county-run lockups
tody death so quickly. He had to ask himself
whether anything he could do would make a
They don’t report to Hirayama.
He focused on something he could
control: creating a less-predictable system of
difference. “I was honestly completely over-
running along the eastern edge of California’s from natural causes, suicide, overdoses and whelmed,” he said. “I just had a thousand checks meant to keep inmates guessing about
San Joaquin Valley. homicides. Death rates in jails remained high questions about how the facility runs. I had when deputies would pass by them.
A call crackled across his radio: statewide in 2023, as they have been every a thousand questions about how the deputies Hirayama made other changes, too,
“Man down. Unresponsive.” year since 2019. are supposed to prevent this. I had a thousand as he stepped into his new role leading the
Hirayama and almost two dozen The jail deaths led to calls for more questions about medical staff and what their jails. He hoped they would improve deputy
deputies raced to a cell where a man appeared oversight. A new state law created additional roles and responsibility is in this. morale and yield more cooperative inmates.
to have overdosed on something. Deputies seats on the board that oversees jails and jail- “And then I have a thousand ques- But mostly, he had to stop people
pounded on his chest, administering CPR. ers while the state pledged to conduct more tions on the mental health side of this thing. from dying.
Emergency medical crews arrived. inspections. What went wrong and how did it go wrong?
“Ultimately,” Hirayama said, “they But the state doesn’t manage Cali- And what could we have done to prevent it all Mental health crises in California jails]
were unable to bring him back.” fornia’s county jails, the lockups where people the while?”
The June 5, 2023, fentanyl overdose await trials or serve relatively shorter sentenc- Hirayama knew he couldn’t control New inmates are welcomed with a “fish kit,”
death of Ignacio Garcia, 32, was the second in es. Locally elected sheriffs run them. everything in the jail. A substantial number of the toothbrush, soap and other basic hygiene
Tulare County jails last year, and the first on Changes, if they happen, will have its inmates come from rival gangs, and keep- supplies they’ll save or trade while they’re
Hirayama’s watch. Those deaths followed the to take place at the local level, in places like ing them apart is critical to limiting violence. incarcerated. But just as important is the
deadliest year in the jail’s history when eight this Central Valley jail, and they’ll have to Tulare County, like many local governments, mental health check they’re given by an in-
inmates died in 2022, four of them by sui- come from Hirayama and other commanders hires outside contractors to provide health
cide. like him. care and mental health treatment to inmates.
Similar scenes have been playing He didn’t expect to face an in-cus- Continues on pg 6...

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 Poetry Series By Doug Cox | bdougcox@gmail.com
... crisis cont’d from pg5

take nurse or medical assistant when they’re took his own life.
first processed, said Dr. Abdolreza Saadabadi, “He knew what he was looking at in
From Fresno to France, the bittersweet follows us everywhere. In this surprising the jail’s psychiatrist employed by the private prison.”
and gritty poem, Michelle Patton, a widely published poet and professor at Fres- company Precision Psychiatric Services. Other families are not as resigned to
no City College, employs a series of lists and fragments to depict both the literal Jails have become this country’s the outcome.
and figurative debris that lives on in rivers, even those in our most glamorous mental health wards, Saadabadi said. Mental Kelsi Fahrni was 29 when she hung
cities. These rivers of physical objects and memories, these rivers of loss, shadow illness that goes untreated on the outside be- herself in her jail cell on Aug. 12, 2022. In
us at home and abroad, and this elegiac piece echoes that startling then haunting comes mental illness that must be addressed previous stays in jail, Fahrni had swallowed
realization well. inside, he said. Worse, he said, is when in- razor blades, jumped off a second-story rail-
mates who have been treated before for men- ing and tried to hang herself.
tal illness may not like the drugs they were After she was booked and admitted
WHAT LIVES IN THE RIVER SEINE given, or feel ashamed to admit their diagno- to using fentanyl daily, she was put in a cell,
sis, so they don’t disclose it. alone.
“When they don’t share, it’s difficult “Fahrni deteriorated and began
The salt of saints and mothers. to project what they might or might not do,” self-harming behaviors,” alleges a lawsuit her
Saadabadi said. family filed last year in federal court against
The girl-child who drowned herself, Curtis Peck was facing a long prison the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office and Preci-
unwanted and pregnant. Shopping carts, sentence when he killed himself in his Tulare sion Psychiatric Services.
County jail cell on Sept. 27, 2022. He was Deputies didn’t check on Fahrni for
45. more than two hours, the lawsuit alleges, de-
piss and shit from bodies, a wheelchair, His father, a retired prison guard of spite California laws mandating at least hour-
more than 26 years at California State Prison, ly checks on inmates.
coke cans and delicate tendrils Corcoran, doesn’t believe the sheriff’s office The lawsuit accuses the jail system
woven with hair. Bits of paper and bits could have done anything to stop him. of failing to implement suicide prevention
“I had to accept that he took his policies; failing to classify, house and mon-
own life rather than go back to prison,” Rog- itor inmates suffering from mental illness;
of Joan of Arc. Fragments of bathtubs er Peck said. “He wasn’t convicted yet but he and “permitting unlicensed and/or untrained
had been most of his adult life in and out of medical staff to remove severely mentally ill
and bitter bones. Silt. Bigmouth buffalo, prison.” inmates from suicide watch.” Fahrni’s history
black bullhead, blackside darter, brook Roger Peck’s three eldest sons spent of self-harm was known to Defendants,” the
time in prison, but Peck said Curtis’ lat- lawsuit alleges.
est charges would send him away for a long Hirayma took over eight months af-
stickleback, fathead minnow, time. Peck has family and friends in the Tu- ter Fahrni’s death.
lare County Sheriff’s Office, and asked one of
freshwater drum. Wine bottles, a Viking sword, them to investigate his son’s death.
umbrellas. Gold and garnet bees. “I asked my sister’s neighbor to look
into it,” Peck said. “It was a single cell, no one
in there with him. Everything proves that he
A Gallic boat. So quietly flow Continues on pg 17...
stories and about a quarter cup
of my mother’s ashes.

Photo by Larry Valenzuela

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 A Fruity Sprinkle
Surprise
(Culinary.net) To kids, birthday parties are a yogurt until well combined.
big deal and only happen once a year. From Pour the mixture into four smoothie
the decorations to their friends and all the glasses and garnish each with whipped cream
sweet, delicious treats to devour, it can be and sprinkles to add some extra color.
an overwhelming amount of excitement and It’s that easy to make and even better to enjoy
awe. while watching your kid make wonderful
They receive gifts, get to have fun memories with friends and family.
with their friends and family, and get to snack Find more fun celebration recipes at Culinary.
on treats they typically don’t have on a regular net.
basis. This is part of what makes birthdays so If you made this recipe at home, use
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It can be a lot of pressure for parents, social network to share your work.
though. You want everything to be perfect
and fall in line with expectations, especially Fruity Sprinkles Smoothie
when it comes to the food and treats served to Servings: 4
everyone that day.
At the next party you’re hosting, try 1 cup frozen blueberries
this delightful Fruity Sprinkles Smoothie that 2 cups frozen strawberries
fits the theme for nearly any colorful birthday 1 cup frozen mango
bash. 1 1/2 cups milk
It’s made with frozen blueberries, 1 carton (6 ounces) vanilla yogurt
frozen strawberries and frozen mango for a whipped cream
healthier alternative to sugar-filled birthday sprinkles
cake. Topped with fluffy, fun whipped cream
and mini sprinkles, it still provides a sweet, In blender, blend blueberries, strawberries,
festive treat. Plus, this smoothie can be made mango, milk and yogurt until combined.
in a matter of minutes using only one kitchen
appliance for easy clean up. Pour smoothie into four glasses. Garnish with
To make it, blend frozen blueberries, whipped cream and sprinkles.
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variety of media! To register or learn Forrest Gump Sunday, May 26,
Art more, visit: https://fresnoartmuse- 2024 at 3:00 PM Historic Theatre
um.org/edu.../for-children/art-acad- 1170 Broadway St, Fresno.
Let’s Make An Art! June 1 6-9 Com- emy/WEEK 1 (June 10 to 14) Stop­
munity art meetup! Bring your fa- Motion Animation (AM) Comic Book Jersey Boys - The story of Frankie Val-
vorite materials or use ours. Start Design (PM) WEEK 2 (June 17 to 21) li and The Four Seasons | June 7 - 29
something new or bring a work in - Drawing & Painting What You See! With phenomenal music, memorable
progress... Bring a friend and collabo- (AM) Print It! (PM) WEEK 3 (June 24 characters, and great storytelling,
rate, or simply hang out! This meetup to 28) Super Mud! (AM) Make Your JERSEY BOYS follows the fascinat-
is free and open to the public, but do- Own Artist Trading Cards (PM) WEEK ing evolution of four blue-collar kids
nations are encouraged! 4 (July 29 to August 2) Let’s Face who became one of the greatest suc-
It! (AM) Fun with Mixed Media (PM) cesses in pop-music history. JERSEY
Explore Japanese Traditions at the WEEK 5 (August 5 to 9) Black & White BOYS takes you behind the music of
Fresno Art Museum What’s includ- (AM) Painting & Drawing with Color Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
ed?: Bonsai Talk and Demonstration (PM) Fresno Art Museum 2233 N 1st to discover the secret of a 40-year
presented by Bob Hilvers, Managing St, Fresno. friendship as the foursome work their
Curator for the Clark Bonsai Collec- way from the streets of New Jersey
tion at Shinzen Friendship Garden! to the heights of stardom. June 7th
Japanese Woodblock Printing Demon-
stration using the traditional method
Theater. 7:30pm, June 8th 7:30pm, June 9th
2pm, June 14th 7:30pm, June 15th
presented by FAM Art Instructor and Sugar (May 16th-July 14th) Roger 7:30pm, June 16th 2pm, June 21st
master printmaker Linda Zupcic! Jap- Rockas This zany musical adapta- 7:30pm, June 22nd 2pm & 7:30PM,
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to the Principles of Design through a the electrifying journey of DannyLux
live at Saroyan Theatre on June 21st!
Born Daniel Balderrama Espinoza in
Palm Springs, California, DannyLux
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to a record deal and the release of
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Amor,” featuring hits like “El Dueño
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 1969 Stonewall
Inn Riots
Referred to as the ‘pin drop heard round the world,’ the 1969
riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York sparked a monumental
and unforgettable global movement.
In 1969, being gay was a crime, and serving gay peo-
ple could also land you in jail or, at the very least, with closures
and a fine. But that didn’t stop people from building their own
safe spaces. Gay bars had become a place of refuge - a sanctu-
ary for gays, lesbians, and anyone else who found themselves
on the sexually suspect spectrum. These bars were well-known
amongst the queer community as a place to safely escape the
daily harassment of society and where they could be their au-
thentic selves. However, word would eventually spread about
the nature of these particular bars or clubs, and law enforcement
nearly always found a way to crash the party.
The Stonewall Inn and other gay-friendly bars fre-
quently suffered raids by law enforcement who sought to dis-
rupt the scene and arrest any suspicious individuals engaged in
homosexual activity. On June 28, 1969, the final attack by law
enforcement in a series of recent raids erupted into an event that
would soon be known as the famous Stonewall riots. During
this raid, police escorted people from the building into a police
van, but the crowd didn’t disperse as usual. Angry, frustrated,
and exhausted from the ongoing harassment, the queer patrons
of Stonewall began jeering, throwing bottles and debris at the
police officers. The queer community had finally had enough.
Law enforcement quickly lost control of the situation, and the
protesters rioted well into the early morning.
Rioting continued over the following days as the pro-
testers grew to an astonishing size of roughly 400 individuals.
Members of the local queer community heard about the on-
going struggle and aided the patrons at Stonewall in facing off
with the local police. It was the first time that gays, lesbians,
drag queens, and trans people united behind a common cause
to fight injustice.
A year later, on the first anniversary of the riots, the
first gay pride marches took place in New York, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, and Chicago. In the years that followed, gay
rights groups erupted in almost every major city in the U.S.
to advocate openly for equal rights. Pride has now become a
celebration in recognition of how far the community has come
since those stark, oppressive days, and those trailblazers who
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State Soccer Stadium of the music and style of Mick Jagger, Bélico is a gifted performer who has
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Fresno 21+ can drink $10 presale $20 day CA on Friday, June 14, 2024. Saroyan
of show Full Circle Brewery District Theatre 700 M St.
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20, 2024 at 6:50PM 1800 Tulare St, Anthony Jeselnik: Bones and All
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... crisis cont’d from pg6 Deputies are now instructed to check


for signs an inmate is breathing, especially at
night.
Preventing suicides in jail No inmate has died in the Tulare
County jail in the past seven months.
California sheriffs have long known that pre-

You’re not
He also took steps to change the at-
venting suicides is among their most serious mosphere in the jails. Small stuff, like buying
challenges. something to get at the cobwebs in high plac-
“Jail suicides are extraordinarily diffi- es, was accompanied by more safety measures,
cult to protect against,” said John McGinness, like small rubber U-shaped door stops for dep-

recycling used oil

a retired Sacramento County sheriff. “Protect- uties who walk into cells to check on inmates.
ing you from somebody else is fairly easy to do. “If we let the doors close behind us
But protecting you from yourself is a greater in the haste of trying to help, you’re locked in,
challenge. and that’s not good,” Hirayama said. “Only a
“And we did all kinds of things, even couple deputies had (the doorstops) and had
in my limited experience with getting different to buy them themselves. So, holy smokes, I
kinds of bedding that couldn’t be fashioned can spend roughly $300 and outfit my whole
into a noose, shorter socks for the same reason. facility.”
Welding the bed frames to the walls so if they They flipped every mattress, looking
were able to fashion something into a noose, for drugs and weapons. For a couple of months
they wouldn’t have a way to apply it.” at the beginning of his term as commander of
Hirayama’s boss, Tulare County the jails system, Hirayama was disrupting the
Sheriff Mike Boudreaux, shares the same view: way things had always been. More inmates
“The reality of it is when someone is severely were fighting.
intent and depressive and decides that they’re “Let’s just turn this place upside
going to take their life, they’re going to do down, open doors that we haven’t opened for
whatever they can to do that,” he said. years, see what we can fix on the mechanical
Hirayama tried to make a difference and aesthetic side,” he said. “I’m looking at
by focusing on the hourly checks guards are how I can make the jail more ‘appealable,’ as
required to make on the inmates under their awkward as that sounds in a jail environment.”
watch. Nearly a year after his first day, Hi-
Deputies have the same number of rayama said he hopes his changes will have a
rotations as before, but Hirayama said he has lasting effect. For now, he’s satisfied that the
staggered the times they walk the block. Some- suicides have stopped.
times, a deputy will check on an inmate con-
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