Ron Gochez, LA RAZA, and National Day of Action Against SB 1070, May 29

Skimming around for more information this morning, I found Ron Gochez on Facebook:

In case you missed it, here's Gochez's 2007 protest speech at UCLA:

And at the Facebook screencap, notice the poster art for ¡Alto Arizona! A quick search indicates that the National Day Laborers’ Organizing Network (NDLON) and allied La Raza groups are sponsoring nationwide protests on May 29th marked as the NATIONAL CONVERGENCE TO STOP THE HATE.

There's absolutely nothing "racist" about Arizona's SB 1070. As Kris Kobach noted earlier at NYT:

... the Arizona law hardly creates a police state. It takes a measured, reasonable step to give Arizona police officers another tool when they come into contact with illegal aliens during their normal law enforcement duties.

And it’s very necessary: Arizona is the ground zero of illegal immigration. Phoenix is the hub of human smuggling and the kidnapping capital of America, with more than 240 incidents reported in 2008. It’s no surprise that Arizona’s police associations favored the bill, along with 70 percent of Arizonans.

Of course, the facts surrounding AB1070 haven't deterred the racist La Raza revolutionaries from mounting an unprecedented campaign of anti-American and anti-Arizonan demonization. Some sample artwork promoting the "NATIONAL CONVERGENCE TO STOP THE HATE":

RELATED: At Michelle's, "15 things you should know about “The Race”."

Plus, at Patriots for America, "LA RAZA.... AN EXTENSION OF THE LABOR UNIONS, COMMUNISTS, PROGRESSIVES WORKING FOR DEMOCRATS AND THEIR PERPETUAL POWER."

And you can fight back at STAND WITH ARIZONA.

BONUS: "Barack Obama's La Raza Ties."

ADDED:Jake Tapper, "Holder: AZ Immigration Law Not Racist" (via Memeoranum). Hmm ... the pressure's on!