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Category Archives: Immigration
Drop the I-Word. Sign the Pledge.
The i-word, “illegals,” creates an environment of hate by exploiting racial fear and economic anxiety, creating an easy scapegoat for complex issues, and OK-ing violence against those labeled with the word. If you want to join me in eliminating the … Continue reading
Posted in , anti-racism, Civil Rights, Immigration, Immigration Reform, justice, racial justice, social justice
Tagged Immigration, undocumented immigrants
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Grand Rapids Justice Conference
If your schedule is open on April 16 and you live near or will be in the Grand Rapids area, consider attending the Grand Rapids Justice Conference. Interested? Click on the link to Justice Conference.
Posted in , Association for a Just Society (AJS), economic justice, Immigration, Immigration Reform, justice, peace and justice, politics, poverty, social justice
Tagged Association for a Just Society, Biblical Justice, Evangelicals for Social Action, justice, Ron Sider, social justice
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Immoral Impediments to Immigration Reform
A recent post by Melvin Bray at his blog, braytown, provides what I think is a very helpful perspective on how we understand, view, and approach the debate surrounding immigration reform. An article on the same topic by Mr. Bray … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, justice, social justice
Tagged immigrants, Immigration, immigration reform, undocumented immigrants
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Ruth Padilla DeBorst on Immigration or The Movement of Peoples
Speaking at last year’s Intervarsity Urbana conference, Ruth Padilla DeBorst, General Secretary of The Latin America Theological Fellowship in San Jose, Costa Rica, taught that Jesus recruits people on the move. Using real life stories about immigrants today along with … Continue reading
Posted in , Bible study, Immigration, justice
Tagged immigrants, Immigration, movement of peoples, Ruth Padilla DeBorst
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Steve Earle’s City of Immigrants
I just came across this artist and this song while reading the blog, “SarahLaughed.net.” I thought folks who read my blog might appreciate Steve Earle’s music and this song in particular. Let me know what you think.
Posted in , Immigration, Music, social justice
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Let’s Help This DREAM Come True!
Good news! The Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act is being re-introduced in both the House and the Senate. Now is a great time to raise your voice on behalf of immigrant students! Who would the DREAM … Continue reading
Posted in , family, Immigration, racism, social justice
Tagged DREAM Act, Immigration, immigration reform, institutional racism, racism, systemic injustice
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Confronting Our Racial Volcanoes
I just read a post by Michael Emerson (Divided By Faith) that he wrote for Ed Gilbreath on Ed’s Reconciliation Blog. In it, he reports on a gathering of a few dozen Christian leaders who gathered at Duke Divinity School’s … Continue reading
