A Critical Convo On Black Migrants w/Tia Oso Episode S2 Episode 12

In this episode of Beneath The Surface I am talking with Tia Oso, a transformational strategist, organizer and speaker based in Mesa, AZ,. Tia and I have a conversation about how she got started doing Migrant Justice work as well as take a critical look at Immigration Policy. We also discuss the ways that AntiBlackness shapes the policies and procedures of immigration in the US as well as how it impacts the kinds of people and strategies that Immigrant Rights Organizers champion.

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Tia Oso Bio:

Anshantia "Tia" Oso is a transformational strategist, organizer and speaker. Based in Mesa, AZ, Tia is a highly experienced community engagement professional specializing in social change initiatives, racial justice and human rights. Tia's work centers on using art, culture and media to build people power and transform policy. Tia is an internationally respected leader on issues of racial justice and migrant rights and Black organizing on progressive issues. You can follow her work at www.TiaOso.net

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