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We will start at and after a brief rally, we will Monday, October 12, 2020 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM march to the Fallon statue to demand that the statue be taken down. Speakers will include an Ohlone speaker, cultural Thomas Fallon Statue performance as well as a speaker from the Resistance Council. 301 West Saint James Street, San Jose, CA, 95110, (map)

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Hello Lynne Brown,

I am writing to oppose removal of the so called “Fallon Statue” and to direct your attention to an attack on history.

The scenario here is the city council being pressured by a minority of vocal special interest groups. One uninformed citizen whose letter to the San Jose Mercury newspaper suggested putting the statue for sale to scrap metal dealers and to leave the base in place as he writes it will be a reminder of the “politically incorrect” acts by Fallon as . So here are a few facts gleaned from the city council minutes during the year Fallon was mayor: streets were graded and graveled, the two schools were repaired and enlarged, bridges over the Guadalupe River were repaired, Oak Hill burying ground officially became the city’s cemetery, and the blight of roaming dogs and swine was brought under control. Hardly politically incorrect actions.

The uninformed attach accusations and smears against Fallon in the absence of facts. There is no record or implication of persecution by Fallon against Californios or indigenous people. The statue does not represent the subjugation of Mexicans or native tribes. As Mayor Liccardo has noted, the San Jose council has many urgent and critical priorities, among those are a pandemic, a bad economy, homelessness, and gentrification. So why is he advocating to remove another statue? Is it his shiney object to deflect from these real problems? Obviously hauling away the Columbus statue from City Hall wasn’t enough to satisfy the haters. Is erasing San Jose history exactly what Liccardo and the city council want?

That statue has absolutely nothing to do with racism, nothing. That’s a smear used by people with a divisive ideological agenda against the “other” for perceived failings of frail humans of any time period you might choose. There is a vile lie being circulated on change.org that Fallon was known to abuse, lynch, and slaughter Mexicans and native people. Fallon was not a racist. He was married to a Mexican. This tactic is used by those who have no facts to inflame and divide. Truth be told, the Californios in authority who settled this state had more opportunity for cruelty to the indigenous people than the immigrants from the east.

The “art” piece that should be removed from public view is the Aztec serpent god in Chavez Plaza. Anyone who looks at it sees an ugly, black, cracked lump. It was to this pagan abomination the Aztecs slaughtered thousands of humans annually. Remove this hideous symbol of violence and genocide. Cesar Chavez was a devout Christian. Do you wonder what he would think of this statue?

There will be no racial healing until individuals stop picking at the scab of “racial injustice”. A civil war 160 years ago was fought to end slavery in America. White people killed white people to free black people. America isn’t a racist country. Barack Obama was elected president twice. What we do have are leaders of a systemic ideology, such as the Latino Leadership Alliance and BLM, which discourages minorities to compete and achieve.

Is it Thomas Fallon himself who the art fascists hate? It’s America that the detractors hate and label imperialistic. Fallon was ethnic Irish, a persecuted class in America of the 1840’s and much later decades. Fallon raised the American flag in San Jose, and the American flag was raised over numerous Californios villages and cities starting in 1846. Public art is for all the community. We are all Californians and Americans. The statue commemorates California becoming part of our grand union of states. There is nothing offensive about the flag raising statue. It’s the ideology of a few that has caused this diversion from the council’s truly important business of San Jose’s economy, safety, and livability.

I hope you will push back against the disgruntled few with flawed understanding of San Jose history. I hope you will not accept shame or guilt that California became a part of the United States of America. I encourage you to reach out to the organizations listed below. These groups can inform you so a balanced perspective is made clear. You have a responsibility to be circumspect in your capacity as advisors to the mayor and city councilpersons who are the decision makers.

Native Sons of the Golden West 414 Mason St., suite #300 , Ca. 94102

Mr. Frank Deats E Clampus Vitus Mountain Charlie No. 1850 P. O. Box 23564 San Jose, Ca. 95153 [email protected]

Santa Clara Co. California Pioneers [email protected]

Respectfully,

Tim Abney

Hello Smita Garg,

I am writing to oppose removal of the so called “Fallon Statue” and to direct your attention to an attack on California history.

The scenario here is the city council being pressured by a minority of vocal special interest groups. One uninformed citizen whose letter to the San Jose Mercury newspaper suggested putting the statue for sale to scrap metal dealers and to leave the base in place as he writes it will be a reminder of the “politically incorrect” acts by Fallon as mayor of San Jose. So here are a few facts gleaned from the city council minutes during the year Fallon was mayor: streets were graded and graveled, the two schools were repaired and enlarged, bridges over the Guadalupe River were repaired, Oak Hill burying ground officially became the city’s cemetery, and the blight of roaming dogs and swine was brought under control. Hardly politically incorrect actions.

The uninformed attach accusations and smears against Fallon in the absence of facts. There is no record or implication of persecution by Fallon against Californios or indigenous people. The statue does not represent the subjugation of Mexicans or native tribes. As Mayor Liccardo has noted, the San Jose council has many urgent and critical priorities, among those are a pandemic, a bad economy, homelessness, and gentrification. So why is he advocating to remove another statue? Is it his shiney object to deflect from these real problems? Obviously hauling away the Columbus statue from City Hall wasn’t enough to satisfy the haters. Is erasing San Jose history exactly what Liccardo and the city council want?

That statue has absolutely nothing to do with racism, nothing. That’s a smear used by people with a divisive ideological agenda against the “other” for perceived failings of frail humans of any time period you might choose. There is a vile lie being circulated on change.org that Fallon was known to abuse, lynch, and slaughter Mexicans and native people. Fallon was not a racist. He was married to a Mexican. This tactic is used by those who have no facts to inflame and divide. Truth be told, the Californios in authority who settled this state had more opportunity for cruelty to the indigenous people than the immigrants from the east.

The “art” piece that should be removed from public view is the Aztec serpent god in Chavez Plaza. Anyone who looks at it sees an ugly, black, cracked lump. It was to this pagan abomination the Aztecs slaughtered thousands of humans annually. Remove this hideous symbol of violence and genocide. Cesar Chavez was a devout Christian. Do you wonder what he would think of this statue?

There will be no racial healing until individuals stop picking at the scab of “racial injustice”. A civil war 160 years ago was fought to end slavery in America. White people killed white people to free black people. America isn’t a racist country. Barack Obama was elected president twice. What we do have are leaders of a systemic ideology, such as the Latino Leadership Alliance and BLM, which discourages minorities to compete and achieve.

Is it Thomas Fallon himself who the art fascists hate? It’s America that the detractors hate and label imperialistic. Fallon was ethnic Irish, a persecuted class in America of the 1840’s and much later decades. Fallon raised the American flag in San Jose, and the American flag was raised over numerous Californios villages and cities starting in 1846. Public art is for all the community. We are all Californians and Americans. The statue commemorates California becoming part of our grand union of states. There is nothing offensive about the flag raising statue. It’s the ideology of a few that has caused this diversion from the council’s truly important business of San Jose’s economy, safety, and livability.

I hope you will push back against the disgruntled few with flawed understanding of San Jose history. I hope you will not accept shame or guilt that California became a part of the United States of America. I encourage you to reach out to the organizations listed below. These groups can inform you so a balanced perspective is made clear. You have a responsibility to be circumspect in your capacity as advisors to the mayor and city councilpersons who are the decision makers.

Native Sons of the Golden West 414 Mason St., suite #300 San Francisco, Ca. 94102

Mr. Frank Deats E Clampus Vitus Mountain Charlie No. 1850 P. O. Box 23564 San Jose, Ca. 95153 [email protected]

Santa Clara Co. California Pioneers [email protected]

Respectfully,

Tim Abney

Subject: Fallon Statue Solution March 3, 2021

Honorable Mayor Liccardo and Councilmembers,

The California Pioneers of Santa Clara County is dedicated to ensuring our valley’s history is preserved, accurately presented, and not told solely from the “victors’” perspective. In this vein, we strongly support your recent efforts to listen to those who take issue with the statue. We also hope you do not rush to judgment with an easy solution to a very complex issue

Our organization was established in 1875 to celebrate the history of Santa Clara County. Our diverse membership of some 400 people, and our board, are descendent of Ohlone, Spanish, Mexican, Californio, and early American Santa Clara Valley residents. I descend from pre-statehood Ohlone and Hispanic San Joséans. The California Pioneers of Santa Clara County believes in due process and fairness, as well as integrity when reviewing the historic record. Input from all should be considered before public policy is set.

With creativity and a little effort, this challenging controversy can bring about a win-win outcome. Viable solutions are available to utilize the statue as a teaching tool. For example, on the sidewalks that surround the statue intersection, new signage with QR codes could be installed. The QR codes would take visitors to videos of personal stories told by a diversity of people sharing all aspects of statehood. In this way, all people may take ownership of the statue and the story it tells. To some, Fallon represents a demon; to others he represents a hero; yet others believe he was something in between. If he really represents the symbol of statehood, he also represents the problems of statehood. Many have never formed an opinion about Fallon or how the earliest residents of this region were affected by statehood. The QR codes with website videos would be a powerful vehicle for education, healing, free speech, democracy, and understanding.

The statue presents a unique opportunity for us to show the world San José is open to all viewpoints, rather than takes the easy path of expedient proposals. We should not sweep controversy under the rug and thus cut off the discussion—which is what will happen if the statue is removed. We know it will take a lot of hard work to ease the pain generated by this statue, but we strongly believe it is worth the effort. As president of the California Pioneers of Santa Clara County, I pledge our unwavering support in listening to and including all perspectives. A fair, accurate, and inclusive story of the good, the bad, and the ugly of statehood is imperative. That is what history should be about. That is what San José should be about. We hope you and our community do not squander this rare opportunity.

Respectfully, Jim Zetterquist, President; on behalf of the entire Board of Directors California Pioneers of Santa Clara County

California Pioneers of Santa Clara County PO Box 8208, San Jose, CA 95155 www.CaliforniaPioneers.com [email protected]

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Chappie Jones, [email protected], Sergio Jimenez, [email protected], Raul Peralez, [email protected], David Cohen, [email protected], Magdalena Carrasco, [email protected], Devora “Dev Davis, [email protected], Maya Esparza, [email protected], Sylvia Arenas, [email protected], Pam Foley, [email protected], Matt Mahan, [email protected]

Ogilvie, Michael, Director of Public Art, [email protected]

Mita Garg, Chair, [email protected] Charlie McCollum, [email protected] Juan Carlos Araujo, Vice Chair, [email protected] Lynne Rosenthal, [email protected] Bryce Lynch, [email protected] Trami Cron , [email protected] Richard James, [email protected] Audrey Rumsby, [email protected] Lynne Brown, [email protected] Elizabeth Alvarez, [email protected]

Ken Middlebrook, [email protected] Bill Schroh, CEO, History San Jose, [email protected]

Sal Pizarro, [email protected]

Ben Leech, E.D. PAC*SJ, [email protected] Mike Sodergren, VP Advocacy, PAC*SJ, [email protected]

Mariel Caballero, Chair, [email protected] Rolando Bonilla, Vice Chair, [email protected] George Casey, [email protected] Jorge A. Garcia , [email protected] Justin Lardinois, [email protected] Pierluigi Oliverio, [email protected] Deborah Torrens, [email protected]

Victorian Preservation Association, [email protected]

California Pioneers of Santa Clara County PO Box 8208, San Jose, CA 95155 www.CaliforniaPioneers.com [email protected]

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From: April Halberstadt Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2021 8:53 AM To: City Clerk Subject: Removal of the Thomas Fallon Statue - Rules Agenda Item: G.5

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Like many other local historians, I have watched the debate on public art and the Fallon statue from a distance. At this moment, many areas of our nation seems to be under siege from various types of anarchy. Public hearings quickly turn into shouting matches and violent demonstrations. Sadly, San Jose is no exception and many who are interested in community affairs are now reluctant to participate.

Truth was the major casualty of the recent debate. Mayor Liccardo's subsequent Memorandum attempted to discuss the major points of the Fallon hearing, but it appears that a decision has already been made.

Therefore I respectfully request that as this recommendation moves forward, the City of San Jose accompanies this Memorandum with two other documents. One document should be a formal request by a legitimate group, perhaps a local Mexican-American nonprofit, outlining their reasons for asserting that Fallon was guilty of genocide and requesting removal. Since Fallon appears to be a symbol of various types of perceived racial oppression, it would be helpful to get those incidents into the public record as this moves forward. The second document should be a short biography of Thomas Fallon, written by a certified historian.

Dozens of community members spoke at the recent meeting hosted by the Department of Cultural Affairs, all of them with angry words expressing hatred of alleged white racist oppression. Many recalled tales of local Native American genocide at the hands Thomas Fallon and others. Not one person spoke in favor of the statue, or even dared to speak. The angry group gathered to vent, not listen.

As I recall the statue was originally created to provide San Jose with a focal point for what historians call our "origin myth", the story of how San Jose came to be. Visitors frequently want to know why San Jose claims to be the oldest city in California, Pueblo Uno. Years ago the Redevelopment Agency, in conjunction with the Downtown Association and local business interests, worked to create an interesting enclave for visitors.

The visitor area was focused on San Jose's only remaining pueblo adobe, known as the and nearby Pellier Park. Sadly there are no remnants remaining of San Jose's original pueblo, which was located at what is now the County building. Since San Jose was the site of an early flag-raising, it seemed appropriate to include commemorating California's addition to America.

Neither the City of San Jose nor Santa Clara County has a history museum. Local heritage is maintained by various nonprofits. So as this only remaining public symbol of San Jose's founding disappears, it is important to add the circumstances to the public record.

Historically Yours, April Halberstadt, Historian

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Thomas Fallon was a San Jose Mayor who is historically known for raising the American Flag in San Jose before California became American property. Fallon was known to dislocate residents, abuse, lynch, and slaughter Mexicans during his time as a politician and Captain in the Mexican American war. While his legacy is known to be one of the founding fathers of modern day City of San Jose, to Mexicans who have to see the large statue, it's a reminder of our oppression, deprivation, and lack of civil rights.

The Thomas Fallon statue has always been controversial to the Mexican population in San Jose. After much time and work by Chicano activists, the statue spent a decade in storage before finally being installed in 1990, making it a focal point of W. Saint James Street.

Mexican Americans are one of the largest ethnic groups in San Jose. Because of this reason, we demand that the city show us the respect we deserve in a city which we have pride and love for. Liberate us from the reminder of our gruesome history!

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Today it was announced by the San Jose Mayor that the statue will be removed from the public. Although this petition may not have impacted that decision, many San Jose community leaders and members were able to come together to make sure this statue comes down. Thank you everyone who signed and learned a little about our cities history!

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