Art against ICE
Artists in Tucson are breaking the ice on immigrants’ rights by portraying life the shadows of the detention system.
Tagged: art, Arts/Poetry, Julio Salgado, Tucson
A Focus on Border Security and Temporary Visas as Senators Return to Immigration - NYTimes.com
May 14, 2013Excluding 'criminals' from comprehensive immigration reform - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
May 12, 2013First Steps to a Better Immigration Bill - NYTimes.com
May 9, 2013In Senate, Efforts to Reshape, or Derail, Immigration Bill - NYTimes.com
On the Street: #UndocuAsians Come Out [Photos] http://t.co/twOFKnzSms via @colorlines #api #dreamers #cir13 #art4
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Today in #DC: Jericho Walk with @NewSanctuaryNYC http://t.co/vXY91VlPlA via @detentionwatch #stopice #cir13 #timeisnow
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MT @DetentionWatch Now is time to speak up abt immigration detention: Call Senate Judiciary Comm http://t.co/KnuhZrGYIU #not1more #latism
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Artists in Tucson are breaking the ice on immigrants’ rights by portraying life the shadows of the detention system.
Tagged: art, Arts/Poetry, Julio Salgado, Tucson
Read between the lines of the Tucson school authorities’ spin: banned is banned.
Author Jeff Biggers on right-wing yahoos, the immigrant struggle, and the Arizonification of America.
DREAMer Julio Salgado on the printmaking workshops that help the Tucson community fight migrant injustice.
Tagged: Arts/Poetry, Dreamers Adrift, Favianna Rodriguez, Julio Salgado, Tucson, undocumented youth
Voices from Edinburgh Writers’ Conference on Arizona’s ethnic studies battle.
Knowledge, Power and Ethnic Studies: The borderline between embracing difference and segregating it.
A Tucson teaching: “How We Won in the 1990s,” a program on the origins of TUSD’s Mexican American Studies.