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Confronting Black-Immigrant Conflicts
Kyle Fraser, Black Agenda Radio producer
20 Mar 2018
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“Immigrants have been increasingly criminalized by the state in ways that are very similar to African Americans,” said Dr. Johanna Fernandez, one of the organizers of a March 23 event in New York City

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