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A Chicana woman with dark brown hair smiles. On the right, an illustrated image of a young brown girl in braids, with a wire fence in front of her and "Land of the Cranes" as the title in white font

Oakland Author Aida Salazar Humanizes Border Detainees Through Children’s Book

By Katharine Davies Samway Posted April 26, 2021 10:10 am

Oakland author Aida Salazar's latest book delves into immigration centers for children to understand, through a series of free-verse poems

The Fear of Living with I.C.E.

By Tonya Shipp Posted July 19, 2018 12:32 pm

Some persons in Oakland live in fear of being arrested and sent back to their original land although Oakland is a sanctuary city. A sanctuary city is “a city (or a county, or a state)[Read more]

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Oakland Author Aida Salazar Humanizes Border Detainees Through Children’s Book

The Fear of Living with I.C.E.

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