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Keynote Speech at Hampshire College: “Crimmigration – We Are All Criminals”
For a primer background, see “But We Are Criminals: Countering the Anti-Racial Justice Framework of Immigration Reform” I received a call from my friend Farzana yesterday. Farzana has been in the country since she was 5 years old. She is Read More …
Why I Sat Down In the D.C. Mayor’s Office for One City, One License
Last week, Mayor Vincent Gray of the District of Columbia, introduced a new bill to allow undocumented residents of the District to obtain driver’s licenses and ID cards. This legislation might represent a great step forward for equality and safety Read More …
Home-Bound
San Francisco looks like heaven from the skies. I’m leaving my home for a new one. Home has always been a site of violence and repression but also one where I’m loved and cared for the most. I’m going to Read More …
Embracing the Colonial
Shockingly, this isn’t a post about post-colonialism unless you read beyond the text and unearth a sub-text. I’ve been in Washington D.C. for several days now thoroughly detesting the humid weather in this swampy city while checking out housing. It Read More …
A Letter to Tam Tran. RIP
Someone told me to write a letter so this is my pathetic attempt at trying to conjure one up. You are gone and I can’t even launch a campaign to bring you back. I am helping with the cause to Read More …