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Tag Archives: refugees
The plight of refugee children: deplorable facilities in the U.S.
While our government engages in political squabbles, we throw the most vulnerable children into dangerous facilities. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Corruption, Fail!, Hatred, News, Prejudice
Tagged concentration camps, immigrants, migrants, refugee children, refugees, vulnerable children
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A year later, and we’re still monsters
I am sitting here inundated by a tsunami of tears. Last night I spoke to my friend Suzanne about the children, and I couldn’t stop shaking. I came home and watched Rachel Maddow reduced to tears and I cried uncontrollably. I made the mistake of opening Twitter this morning and was inundated with messages about the abuse our country is perpetrating on innocent children. I let that sink in. OUR COUNTRY. We are a country of monsters. If we do that to innocent children, we are capable of further monstrous acts. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Corruption, Family, Hatred, Prejudice
Tagged asylum, detention centers, refugees
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