Browsing all posts tagged with Justice.

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The Arizona Boycott: Bigger Than One Law

The Arizona Boycott: Bigger Than One Law

THE ARIZONA BOYCOTT is about so much more than just one law. It is about more than just racial profiling, which already exists but which SB 1070 requires. This resistance to Arizona’s haywire approach to cultural change is about more than textbooks. It is about more than accents. It is about our América, which cannot be harmonious when we are all being so divided.

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Weekly Immigration Wire: Obama Administration Absent on Immigration

THOUGH WORKING TO CLOSE Guantánamo, peppering his speech with talk of law and order, and restoring US image to the world abroad, Obama still risks muddying up his accomplishments with a blatant hypocrisy: we cannot lead the way on liberty or justice when investing in detention systems from Arizona to Iraq.

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Let’s Give Joe Arpaio the Attention He Craves.

SHOULD “America’s Toughest Sheriff” get a free pass on his controversial tactics? Should he round up immigrants at traffic stops and force them to sleep in separate “Tent Cities” in the desert? Feed them food dyed green? Force them to wear pink underwear? Cage them in electric fencing?

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Weekly Immigration Wire [VIDEO]: A Cry for Change from Coast to Coast

HERE IS THIS WEEK’S VIDEO complement to the TMC blog I wrote Thursday. Articles covered include the many actions being taken across the nation as people demand movement on this issue. Also, I speak on why we need immigration reform and now. There will be a YouTube version, but from now on there will be a window of time after I post videos on the XOLAGRAFIK site.

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Some Bruises Fade (Still Flowers Bloom)

WE ALL LOOK TO THE NEW SEASON of politics with hope and with relief and many of us, joy. But as much as we want to simply admire the new bloom and leaf and ray of sun, let us remember (and Never Forget) that you do not plant a garden in active rot if you want a healthy harvest.