Two Generations Marching for Immigrant Rights and Comprehensive Reform
April 22nd, 2007Two Generations Discuss the Ongoing Fight for Immigrant Reform Leading Up to the 2007 Mayday March

Mother and Daughter Team, Tania Unzueta of Radio Arte and her mother Rosi Corrasco leader of March 10th Movement.
Recorded April 19th, 2007
WNUA Broadcast date: Sunday, April 22, 2007
Two Generations Marching for Immigrant Rights and Comprehensive Reform [23:45m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadLast year’s May Day March put the spotlight on all Hispanics not only was it was the largest march in Chicago, but also a defining moment in the immigration reform movement.To keep politicians and the public aware of their presence immigrants and supporters are taking the streets again on May 1st to rally for the Employee Free Choice Act and to gain legal rights for immigrant workers.The march also calls for legalization of all immigrants, residence with civil and labor rights, and stopping deportations.This time on “City Voices” we hear from two generations on immigration to discuss the on going fight for immigration reform.The guests on this show are Rosi Carrasco, leader of the March 10th Movement and her daughter Tania Unzueta of Radio Arte.Links:
Rosi Carrasco
March 10th Movement and Latino Organization of the Southwest
1-877-7-MARCHA
http://www.movimiento10demarzo.orgTania Unzueta
WRTE 90.5 FM http://www.wrte.org/
and La Raza







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