Author: Charli Carpenter
On the last day of my trip, I hitched a ride with a caravan of activists and Seventh-Day Adventists to Juarez to deliver supplies to one of the refugee shelters.
Protest may get the media attention, and direct action at detention sites is crucial in provoking policy change. But more hidden from view are the myriad ways that Americans in.
One of the most interesting conversations with random ordinary Americans I had on this trip was with the Enterprise Rent-a-Car agent who gave me my keys. I won't use his.
First, this morning Border Network for Human Rights will announce a major inter-faith protest event next Monday, July 29 in El Paso, Texas. If you can come, please do, and.
On Friday, before I headed to Juarez to meet up with some student service-learners, I stopped off in El Paso for a hike with Neal Rosendorf, the professor I'd met.
On the first day of my Concentration-Camp-Resisting Vacation, I focused on speaking to every possible random American I could about the children being held without parents on the border. It.
Awhile back, when I popped in to harp on the Game of Thrones denouement, Commenter "Dogboy" clicked a link in that post to this article by Stanford researcher Scott Sagan.
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