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Responding

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community

members present demands of administration Alex Garinger

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mands directed toward the

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took “direct and per-

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to

major push

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by

its commitment to

students and

party

University

to

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supporting

faculty

the

to

up

level

same

that for their black counterparts.

as

call

Asian-American and Native-American

no,

resentatives of the

group

present their demands Keohane

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expected

are

to

President Nan

to

distributed

was

the conclusion of an open forum on the

issue of which

reparations Monday night, during

“We,

asked

representatives

group

members

community

sign

to

[collectively]

as

in

support.

minority

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for

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of

and

of

a

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similar

retention

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in

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of

a

student

for

scholarships

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of senior

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U.S.

Asian

Latino/as,

scholarship level

well

Asian-

Latino/a,

Americans

and Native

Asian-American

and Native

violated

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of

student

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recruitment, matriculation

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of

at student

"respect

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munity,

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only

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representatives.

in

look

to

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incidents from stop

to

bring

seeking

said

change,”

commitment

want

for

of

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others,"

as

and

stated

the

Sorority Life, codifying

in the

Duke

minority students

and

indirectly recent

Community

on

as

the Office

of Student

Native

well

minority student

as

American

an

groups

increase on

a

“border

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hate crimes.

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change.”

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its

comment

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advis-

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demands,

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members said

the

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long

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ternity,

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to

to

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as

as

make

community,

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ourselves we want

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become

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formal

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to

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for

community.”

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strengthening

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effort

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and

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to

pun-

for its actions.

the

and

asks

petition

for:

racially

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codifying of

the

events

from

of themed

measures

for

to ensure

do

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or

occur.”

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as

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reparations

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others,’

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“ways

charged,

themed

the Office of

group representa-

registration

campus and

potentially A

cultural

examine

to

events on

ple

that may

past.”

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Asian American

has been in the works for

im-

impor-

community by featuring

University

stereotypical

al Studies programs,

at

Native American

slavery reparations

on

compelling

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ON PAGE

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PAGE 8

Alpha

at

reparations

to

social reform

all.

given

in

a

descendants of slaves will do

Jennifer Mann,

for

alyst

a

second

lump a

year

sum

lot,” said

graduate

“Money

is

a

cat-

that,

un-

change.”

Several like

frater-

possible reparations ranged

compensation

to no

gener-

the White Lec-

Monday.

from monetary payments

past

speakers pointed

reparations given

out

to

the families

of the Holocaust and Japanese internment

victims, would

be-

hope

colony —the stage

as

as

of the Latino and Sexu-

the

Aaron Levine

ated

determining

However,

to

all

were

the

lineage

of slaves

difficult.

prove

reparations, last

studies and Asian American studies,

and “ere-

Foremost among the demands

accom-

well

fore the IFC.”

Re-organized

inclusive

student in Liberal Studies. be

at

“ad-

to

of intoler-

campus”

creation of programs in

the

hopes

DTD President Peter Fer-

“Before

prominent make

body

to

in

tonight

everything

plished locally

nandez.

presentation

fraternity.

we’re

[Tuesday]

a

inter-

the national fra-

Council

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on

all members of the Duke

nity. an

incidents” needs

University

supportive,

a

forum—hosted

Delta,

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is

petition]

involved

expired

fraternity

a

THE CHRONICLE

Karen Hauptman

affiliated with

insensitive

ignorance

A crowd of

group

demands, and

of

systematic problems

and

ance

by

return

Members of Delta Tau

concerning

a

under

demands also take aim

control”

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campus.

the above

report.

Tory of “racially Duke,

A forum

est

administrators

tives

hopes for

by

with

Discussion tackles

Fraternity

IFC

conference

•

un-

Monday night.

of its

community

progress

dress

Members of the administration were available for

nual

immediate

“[The

which offended

out

black-white

a

emphasizes

with the response

party,

as

non-

minority community,”

parties

bers of the Latino and the

not

for the future and

out

12. An

of the

for

should be

minority

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or

events.

other such

near

offensive

some

ad in The Chronicle

Latino/a, Asian

of

potentially racially charged,

occur.

detailing University policy

and

said.

of other

tance

•

are

this issue

and reten-

and Native American

imple-

initiative

administrators.

have been overlooked in the

Affairs and the Office

one-page

11.The establishment

for

updating

do not

principle

semester,

Student

minority

minority

shouldn’t be

portant because it

and

events

taken if the

10. Publication

increase

the

scholarships

the scope of

larger

for

students and the continued

minority

dichotomy;

of

recently-successfully-con-

endowed

as

percent

Faculty Strategic Initiative,

advancement of

program

Latino/a,

also calls

the

to

a

minority faculty

a

“[This issue]

task force.

recent

student task force to ensure that

from Judicial

response

support

and retain

library system.

themed

stereotypical

ing

to recruit

similar

quarter of

population.

petition

cluded Black

University.

Replenishment, extension

collections

new

Studies; strengthen-

black

promotion

commitment to

by

Standard, is

American

and Asian

of Sexualities.

initiatives

The

of Student

mentation of

Studies

Study

recommended

as

Office

faculty.

to the

and

Council,

Hendrickson

6. Continued

9. A

in

minority faculty

administrators,

tion efforts

American

Program

to endow

fund

the President's

among

a

the total student

administrators.

in Native

programs Studies

students,

American

7.

academic

and Native-American

measures

Wednesday.

The list of 12 demands at

13

of

monthly meetings

open

top

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of

and

of Latino/a

ing 3.

staff and

students, faculty,

administrators who

bring

2. Formation

4. Creation

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de-

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for

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DEMANDS

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blacks,

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they BOBBY RUSSELL/THE CHRONICLE

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council

hold student

to

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well

community

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undergraduates,

Martin Luther

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on

liaison between student

revitalization

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better

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among students

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center

Dixon said.

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committee

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Health&Science Neurobiologist

mobility

brain to restore

uses

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tional

finding

to

away

still entertains

for the Brazilian

day playing

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soccer

toward

Nicolelis

Miguel

Dr.

Although

the dream of one

function in

motor

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strides

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professor

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dream and in international

community.

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and

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said

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test

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work is terrif-

Miguel’s

he said. “In

the idea that neuronal

perform

exoskeleton

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a

task

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really interesting

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recordings

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restoring

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his research has fallen victim

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wrote

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chord—is incredible.”

monkey

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function

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workers

Immigrant

rally today

Crime Briefs Alcohol-fueled

for

justice

Josh

Nimocks

“freedom riders”

THE CHRONICLE

40

Nearly

traveled

teers

tion. Known and

lence and

buses

on

South, speaking

men

arrest. a

by

many

tion

workers—and the whole ed

points

advocacy

part

of

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Freedom

planned

tour

bring

to

immigrant

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workers in

of both

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tour

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to

meant

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hoping

are

The

that is

to

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today

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at

meeting

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rally, the

at

will

he said.

begin

at

feature

speeches

community group

will

Immaculate

leaders. hold

a

idly

specific legislation, clude

creating

migrant country

uniting tion

for

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are

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goals

any

of time,

re-

by streamlining immigra-

treated

just

equally

one

risk

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of

immigrant

immigrants,”

are

third

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are

taking

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a

up

as

a

whole. Latinos

the percent of

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in

in

prominent

more state

are

population

2000, according

of

the

to

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to

current

detrimental both

the

immigrant

‘There is

a

that

immigration policies to

the

worker

economy

immigrants

are

hoping that

this economy

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this

into

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arrival

to

visibly

telephone

of alcohol.

at

who fled

subject

on

unlocked

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was

foot

apart-

1915 Erwin Rd. His face

covered with blood and the occupants

frightened

of him.

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not

two

fight.

been

1983, of with

revealed that

in alcoholic

Lance

Johnson,

1712 Pace

court

was

are

that the needed

opportunity

to

their status.”

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or

Wigal,

into

a

available for

charged

was

obstructing DOB

charged

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15. Neither

A student

PAGE 8

reported

light-colored

sedan

brown-haired female was

num-

into the lot but did

not

unable

was

follow her into the lot.

Man

of

125

N.C.,

28

in front of her

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weapon court

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with

in

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campus and

on

Bern,

screening

with

given

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could not be reached

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animal trinkets stolen

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employee reported

vehicle

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building

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parked

on

someone

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broke

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the Medical Records

at

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Sept. 28,

window and

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a

Dale Earnhardt miniaturecar,

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dolphin figurine

and

$5 glass

windchime.

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Vending machine pried An

employee reported

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ported the

chine

damage

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the

6 p.m. that

pried

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last

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he

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found

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and

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damage

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Doris Duke Gardens.

good

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employee vending

came

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to at

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ma-

work

$403.

white,

gray T-shirt to

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metal

comment.

vending

Sept. 28,

operated by

the

charged

was

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that between

July 2, 1946,

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Emergency Department Sept. p.m.

date.

stu-

parking pass

wearing

of the

pack.

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at

for

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packs pistol

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comment.

hours of 4:55 p.m. and 5:03 p.m. a

was

an

Sept. 18,

was

building.

date is Oct.

Woman absconds with

the SEE IMMIGRANTS ON

to

She

gate.

The female

Duke/2004.

the pass, and she

to return

stole her

beverages.

Street,

delaying

Junior

breaking

dent

engaged

DOB March 14,

1982, of 220 Alexander Ave.,

dents’

the

open

to

All three of the individuals had

resisting,

officer.

8LU41790,

stop

seeking help.

of the individuals had

indulging

Junior

wanted

let them. Two of

Subsequent investigation

a

to

pass

drove her sedan

area

it

investigation,

entered

located

least

parking

ber

ob-

were

was

cellular

a

call 911, but he would

to

under the law.

of many cities these

com-

foot toward Erwin

on

the guests left the apartment

at

her

tion

willing

take,” he said. “We’re all

regularize

was

noise

to a

individuals

vehicle.

a

further

forcibly

ment

Sept.

population.

need for many jobs in

hard-working immigrants by

and

near

smelling

with

U.S. Census.

other

learned that the

coura-

workers

fled

person

Upon had

of-

Department

1915 Erwin Rd.

in reference

shouting

upset,

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to

possible fight. Upon

Two

served

that is group rap-

immigrant

7.6

one

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in

immigrants

in

several individuals were observed

area,

and

a.m.

and

plaint the

University

responded 3:29

at

were

being deported by coming

of the

economy

amount

ensuring

said.

Durham

in-

the

supporters

backgrounds.

naturalize im-

who have worked in

and

Durham is

endorse

crowd, composed and

28

for

Jews

results

gave the female the pass, which

Duke

and

Friday.

the freedom ride, said

diverse

becoming

made

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their ultimate

certain

families

policies

workers

a

workers

not

a

Durham and the

are

the riders do

patrol

check-

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large percentage

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Church.

Although

are

Latinos—an

4:30

even rout-

the ride.”

of

awareness

for

planned

advocate with

mented workers who

on

create

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geous

working,”

farm workers and the

border

immigrant workers

from all

attention to

the N.C. Mutual Life Insur-

p.m.

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bring

immigration policies.

the system

by

statewide

Community Development Center,

said the unfair

the

an

supporting

group

the riders

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director of

for

Equal Rights a

bus

groups

of

plight

as

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week-long

Parra,

are

organizers

through

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where federal authorities detained

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the United States. Ivan

tour.

buses

two

100 stops Tour

are

undocumented

some

the buses for several hours

Immigrant

the

to

carrying 1,000 immigrant

—including

ers

brand of “freedom rid-

new

two

a

these

riders,”

often encountered vio-

ers” will arrive in Durham

Ride,

racial segrega-

“freedom

as

the

throughout

against

out

women

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get into

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reported

that her 1997 Sub-

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said the female asked her if she could

use

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ON

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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER

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THE CHRONICL ,E

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