Proposition 54 - the Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color, or National Origin initiative (CRECNO) - will ban California public agencies from collecting or using information about race, ethnicit y, color or national origi n. We need this informa tion. We use it to save liv es, make communities safe, improve education, and protect civil rights. VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 54 STOP THE INFORMATION BAN ON OCT 7 BAD FOR HEALTH CARE BAD FOR PUBLIC SAFETY BAD FOR EDUCATION BAD FOR CIVIL RIGHTS PROP 54: PROP 54 IS BAD FOR CALIFORNIA Prop 54 will wipe out data health professionals use to fight chronic disease, develop effective prevention programs, and save lives. The data tell us that white women are diagnosed with breast cancer at a higher rate. Asian American s are at a higher risk for Hepatitis -B. Latinos are more likely to die from complicatio ns of diabetes. African America ns die from heart diseas e at a higher rate. That's why over 40 leading health organizationso ppose Proposition 54. Prop 54 will ban the state from collecting information law enforcemen t and local communities use to combat hate crimes and prevent racial profiling. The State Attorney General, law enforcement groups, and the Anti-Defamation League all oppose Proposition 54. For information about the negative impacts of Prop 54 visit www.informedcalifornia.org To sign the NO! To Prop 54 pledge visit http://www.moveon.org/pac/54/ To volunteer for the campaign to defeat Prop 54 call the Coalition for an Informed California at 415.621.1490 or send an email to [email protected] Take Action Prop 54 will undermine the state's efforts to hold our schools accountab le. The California Public School Accountability Act is designed to achieve high standards of learning for all children . This initiative lets scho ol administrators of f the hook when they fail to close the achievement gap. The California State PTA, the California Federation of Teachers, the University of California, and State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell all oppose Proposition 54. Prop 54 will take away the information people of every race, ethnicity and national origin use to protect themselves from discrimination in employment, education, and state contracting. Progress in fighting d iscrimination is made with data. Without the facts, there are no remedies. That's why civil rights advocates oppose Proposition 54. And it's also why even opponents of affirmative action - like Tom Woods, the author of Proposition 209 - oppose Proposition 54.

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Proposition 54 - the Classification by Race, Ethnicity, Color, or National Origin initiative

(CRECNO) - will ban California public agencies from collecting or using information aboutrace, ethnicity, color or national origin. We need this information. We use it to save lives,make communities safe, improve education, and protect civil rights.

VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 54

STOP THE INFORMATION BAN ON OCT 7

BAD FOR HEALTH CARE

BAD FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

BAD FOR EDUCATION

BAD FOR CIVIL RIGHTS

PROP 54:

PROP 54 IS BAD FOR CALIFORNIA

Prop 54 will wipe out data health professionals use to fight chronic disease,develop effective prevention programs, and save lives.The data tell us that white women are diagnosed with breast cancer at a higher rate.Asian Americans are at a higher risk for Hepatitis-B. Latinos are more likely to diefrom complications of diabetes. African Americans die from heart disease at a higher rate. That's why over 40 leading health organizationsoppose Proposition 54.

Prop 54 will ban the state from collecting information law enforcement and local

communities use to combat hate crimes and prevent racial profiling.The State Attorney General, law enforcement groups, and the Anti-Defamation Leagueall oppose Proposition 54.

For information about the negative impacts of Prop 54 visit www.informedcalifornia.orgTo sign the NO! To Prop 54 pledge visit http://www.moveon.org/pac/54/ To volunteer for the campaign to defeat Prop 54 call the Coalition for an InformedCalifornia at 415.621.1490 or send an email to [email protected]

Take Action

Prop 54 will undermine the state's efforts to hold our schools accountable.The California Public School Accountability Act is designed to achieve high standardsof learning for all children. This initiative lets school administrators off the hook whenthey fail to close the achievement gap. The California State PTA, the CaliforniaFederation of Teachers, the University of California, and State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell all oppose Proposition 54.

Prop 54 will take away the information people of every race, ethnicity andnational origin use to protect themselves from discrimination in employment,education, and state contracting.Progress in fighting discrimination is made with data. Without the facts, there are noremedies. That's why civil rights advocates oppose Proposition 54. And it's also whyeven opponents of affirmative action - like Tom Woods, the author of Proposition 209 -oppose Proposition 54.