"Drawing on organizing experiences of Black Rose/Rosa Negra members across the United States, this pamphlet explores how workers, neighbors, and communities are building collective resistance to ICE and defending their immigrant coworkers, classmates, and loved ones. By connecting struggles across workplaces, schools, and neighborhoods, the transversal organizing approach we prioritize builds solidarity across different sectors of society to confront the interconnected structures of domination that shape our lives.
Through organizers’ experiences, we share lessons on sustaining organizing, confronting repression, and connecting immigrant defense to broader struggles to build popular power."
