Immigrants Are Part of the Fabric of Our Country

Immigrants Are Part of the Fabric of Our Country

Immigrants Are Part of the Fabric of Our Country

The life-and-death struggles migrants face.

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Hormigas BordadorasHormigas Bordadoras (Embroidering Ants) Is a women’s artist coop from Oaxaca, Mexico who developed their own visual language using appliqué and patchwork to tell their stories of migration and farming.


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