Diggs to focus on immigrants hidden in the heartland
Those who missed Week Three’s lectures and discussions on “Immigration: Origins and Destinations” and are keen to further explore this…
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Mother-daughter panel closes week on immigration
Some things are best kept within the family, be they mom-and-dad business, a secret recipe or Week Three’s last Interfaith Lecture on immigration.
Choi: ‘Lend voice to the voiceless’ to perceive mystery from the margins
Jin Young Choi is not a policy expert on immigration. She’s not in charge of any organization relevant to immigration, and it’s not even her field of study. Yet she’s just as qualified to speak on the matter at Chautauqua than anyone. Why? Because she’s an immigrant herself.
The story of migration: Goldin talks U.S. dynamism and immigrant innovation
The history of the United States — and of all places — is a history of migration.
Archivist Schmitz to discuss diplomatic history of immigration at Chautauqua in Heritage Lecture
Immigration often appears in the news as a headline or in a stump speech from a prospective political candidate. Chautauqua…
Goldin to talk history, impacts of migration
After hearing politicians in the United States and Europe blame immigrants for economic and social problems, Ian Goldin decided to…
Former U.S. attorney general Gonzales to speak on immigration reform proposal
America is known as the land of opportunity, but the land of the free doesn’t usually come free to many….
Suarez speaks on 500-year legacy of Latinos in America
The Friday delivery of The Economist usually elicits excitement from Ray Suarez. But the March 14 edition’s cover story made him cringe. The story, titled “Firing Up, America,” discussed the rise of America’s Latino population. The cover was an American flag — with the red stripes represented by chili peppers.
After 28 years, Gannon’s Kozak to give final Chautauqua talk
For the 28th consecutive season, political scientist David Kozak will give his lecture on the American political climate. He’s decided…
Suarez to present on immigration at both lectures today
Latino history is significantly older than America itself, and Ray Suarez, host of Al Jazeera America’s daily program “Inside Story,” wants to remind people of that.
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