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Voices from the Immigrant Rights Movement: by Diana Pei Wu
Diana Pei Wu: Liberation Dreams
Joyti Chand : South Asian Network
Mónica Hernández : Highlander Research and Education Center
Pancho Arguelles, Colectivo Flatlander: Understanding Transformation
Kayse Jama: Center for Intercultural Organizing
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