Show Me Your Papers!
This week, Arizona’s “Show Me Your Papers” provision was given the go-ahead. The court ruled that the state could enforce this law despite civil rights activists’ claim that it will […]
Tag Archives: Race and ethnicity in the United States Census
Visual Arts in the 1960’s and the African American Community: What does this mean for the education of immigrants today?
On September 18, 2012, Professor Daniel Widener gave a lecture at Occidental College on visual arts in the African American community. I attended this lecture, and walked away feeling moved […]
Will He Be The First Hispanic President of the United States of America?
In 2008 Barack Obama became the first African-American president of the United States of America. This begs the question, Can we expect more diversity filling the White House in the […]
Pew Research Center
Looking for Research on Immigration trends? Check out the Pew Research Center Website, which provides links to immigration-related Reports since 1995! It houses a wealth of information, exploring topics such […]
