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Refugee Rally Political Rhetoric Erases Quinnipiac History in New Haven

Posted on February 12, 2017October 1, 2022 by Kodi Alvord

In a bold act of rebellion against President Trump’s recent travel ban, thousands of New Haven citizens and students took to the streets Sunday, February 5, to participate in an early morning 5k run, followed by a march to the New Haven Green. The march, organized by a local chapter Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services…

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Mariposas and Picket Signs

Posted on December 2, 2016October 1, 2022 by Contributing Writers

by Emily Almendarez Last Thursday night, the New Haven Green reasserted itself as a home for displaced individuals facing rough times in their lives. With its bald patches of grass, the New Haven Green stood in stark contrast to Yale’s lavish buildings just across the street. Led by their desire to defy the hegemonic ideologies…

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