Bay Area youth walk out on I.C.E. 12Nov2008
I’m a bit late in posting this, but youth-led protests like this one are so awesome! Over 400 youth across the Bay Area walked out of their schools on Halloween to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s unannounced raids and terrorizing of Latino and immigrant communities over the past two years. Joshua Kahn Russell has an exciting report-back up at his blog. Via Indymedia.
- Tags: activism, immigration, youth
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