LULAC gavel handed from one Alamo City woman to another

San Antonio Express-News ^ | 18 July 2010 | Zeke MacCormack

[Racehorse]

The national presidency of the League of United Latin American Citizens passed Saturday from one San Antonio woman to another in what was touted as a historic election at the group's annual convention in New Mexico.

Margaret Moran succeeds Rosa Rosales as head of the nation's largest Hispanic civil rights organization, beating two opponents in polling of representatives from 700 local councils who gathered at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

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“Margaret is not a politician,” the group's website says. “She is an activist who is ready to lead as National President because she has qualifications you can see and leadership you can trust.”

[Gay State Conservative]

So this new one must be able to chant “racist” more convincingly than any of the others.

[Altura Ct.]

League of United Latin American Citizens

Isn’t our colorblind society great!?

[henry_reardon]

as a cracka, would I be able to join lulac?

[thethirddegree]

League of United Latin American Citizens

Let them go back to Latin America.

[C19fan]

/src on/CA, UT, CO, TX, NM and AZ are part of Latin America./src off/

[Beowulf9]

“as a cracka, would I be able to join lulac?”

No, but you can work and give up 1/3 of your pay in taxes to all their increasing numbers of children:)

[Vaduz]

Congress approves of the United Latin American squatters league.

[IceAge]

We need some folks in the area to try to join. Once a member, if they aren’t included in every last meeting, project, luncheon, etc- they must yell RACISTS! Make a big stink over every little slight.

How about turning the tables on some of these organizations?
We have been silent too long and let things get out of hand in this country.
I am going to look for chances in my area of AZ to do this.

[raybbr]

Just another community organizer organizing Marxism....

Experience is the Difference

 “Leadership, Teamwork and Communication”

The Mission

With over twenty-five years of Elected LULAC leadership,
and with the encouragement of family and enthusiastic supporters, Margaret Moran is poised and ready to assume the helm of the nation’s oldest and largest premier Latino organization celebrating its eighty-first anniversary. Margaret Moran crafted a trajectory of success for every endeavor she initiated at the local, state, national and international LULAC  levels.

  Margaret’s Vision:

• A 100% expansion of LULAC Councils in every university across the nation with a significant Latino enrollment and supporting their issues.
• Targeting growth of LULAC in under-represented areas.
• Support of comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship, immediate action on Health Care Reform and the Dream Act and addressing social justice and human rights issues.
• Increasing ongoing efforts for Women’s issues.
• Funding a mentoring program for LULAC youth and young adults.
• Expanding our financial resources and include funding for new educational programs.
• Appointments of regional LULAC leadership training coordinators.
• Establishing regional summits for grass roots membership participation.
• Implementation of LULAC’s five-year strategic plan.
• Engaging members and listening to their ideas.
• Restoring the LULAC reserve fund.
• Spearheading an aggressive LULAC building fund.