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6.18.2018

how to help families separated at the u.s. border

As we all sit helplessly agog at the latest spectacle going on in the US, here are some organizations to which you can donate (or volunteer) to help.

How To Help Migrant Parents & Children Who Are Separated At The Border

It's the least we can do. And for most of us, the most we can do.

Where have we seen this before?  Message to My History Teacher, Who[m] I Once Asked Why No One Stopped the Concentration Camps: NEVER MIND

BBC: US Separates 2,000 Children in Six Weeks

NY Times: Taking Migrant Children From Families is Illegal, U.N. tells U.S.

New Yorker: Taking Children From Their Parents is a Form of State Terror (Canadians know about this.)

Disaster capitalism: Military contractors making tens of millions helping Trump tear families apart

ICYMI: How To Help Migrant Parents & Children Who Are Separated At The Border
Posted by laura k at 6/18/2018 04:48:00 AM
Labels: activism, bigotry, fascist shift, us politics, us regression

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As a settler in Port Hardy, I live on the unceded traditional territory of the Kwakwaka’wakw peoples, specifically the Kwakiutl nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.




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You may never know what results come of your action, but if you do nothing, there will be no result.
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