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Young people have been leading Latinx civil rights movement for decades.\u00a0 What has their experience been like throughout the years?\u00a0 What motivates activists to keep fighting for change?\u00a0 What have they accomplished?\u00a0 What advice is there to continue the struggle for Latinx civil rights?<\/p>\n
Labor Leader, Civil Rights activist and founding member of United Farm Workers (UFW), Dolores Huerta<\/strong><\/a>, will join Make the Road NJ<\/a><\/strong> Lead Organizer, <\/strong>Nedia Morsy<\/strong><\/a>, and immigration activist, Giancarlo Tello in a conversation addressing these questions.\u00a0 Labor leader and civil rights activist, Patricia Campos Medina<\/strong><\/a>, will moderate this inter-generational conversation.<\/p>\n Click here to view the flyer.<\/a><\/p>\n Join us on Facebook LIVE: @newarkpubliclibrary<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n 2020 Latino Celebration is sponsored in part by:<\/em><\/p>\n Thursday, October 22nd | 6:00 PM Tune in on Facebook or Register to attend on Zoom Young people have been leading Latinx civil rights movement for decades.\u00a0 What has their experience been like throughout the years?\u00a0 What motivates activists to keep fighting for change?\u00a0 What have they accomplished?\u00a0 What advice is there to continue the… <\/p>\n
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