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Immigrant Justice is Racial Justice

Author: 
Malana Rogers-Bursen and Brendan Lounsbury
May 15, 2019

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This brief, 2-hour "Quick Guide" can help communities address the related issues of immigration and racial justice, by encouraging people to talk about their personal connection to race and immigration, the history of immigration policies in the United States, and the messages we hear about immigrants in the media. At the end of the conversation, participants will think about actions they can take individually and as a community.

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Attachment: 
PDF icon ImmigrantGuide_050919.pdf
Issue: 
Immigration
Racial Equity
Type: 
Discussion Guide
Phase: 
Dialogue
Facilitation
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