come upstairs and tell me all about it, I’m starving.

Here is the blurb from the e mail.

Since 1966, the Center for Constitutional Rights has fought segregation and racial profiling, held corporations accountable for human rights abuses, battled for abortion rights and the rights of victims of domestic violence, and led key challenges to the U.S. government’s policies on torture, rendition, Guantánamo, the Patriot Act, warrantless surveillance and unchecked Executive authority. Based in New York, CCR is a legal and educational organization dedicated to advancing and protecting the rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

And our co-hosts…
The Texas Observer is the award-winning investigative magazine once edited by Molly Ivins, Willie Morris, Bob Sherrill, Jim Hightower, and other journalistic luminaries that has been breaking major stories about government corruption, corporate malfeasance, and the ins and outs of Texas politics, arts and culture for 54 years. Online at texasobserver.org and in print, this is the kind of muckraking journalism America needs and deserves. “If only we could clone The Texas Observer,” says Bill Moyers. And, according to NPR correspondent Wade Goodwyn, “The Texas Observer has never been better, not ever. These are the good old days.”

It’s really late (early) in CA!