The Rhetoric of Family in the U.S. Immigration Movement

Karma R. Chávez · Hana Masri

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Rhetoric and Communication Studies Social Movements and Cultural Identity

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This reflection describes the author’s experiences organizing with the National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance (NQAPIA) to build deeper solidarities between marginalized queer and trans Asian/Pacific Islanders and Black Lives Matter agendas. The author details a series of actions and campaigns to draw attention to shared experiences of policing, surveillance, and profiling. These actions involved storytelling, guerrilla street theater, and political education.

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