Photograph of a chalk drawing written during a protest of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) mass deportations at the University of North Texas's Library Mall. The first drawing on the left is done in purple sidewalk chalk and reads, "I [heart] 'illegal' Immigration GET IN HERE GIRL!!". The second drawing is on the right and reads, "Viva La RAZA". "Viva La Raza" literally means "Long live the race," and dates back to the US Chicano Movement, where "la raza" means "the people".
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Photograph of a chalk drawing written during a protest of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) mass deportations at the University of North Texas's Library Mall. The first drawing on the left is done in purple sidewalk chalk and reads, "I [heart] 'illegal' Immigration GET IN HERE GIRL!!". The second drawing is on the right and reads, "Viva La RAZA". "Viva La Raza" literally means "Long live the race," and dates back to the US Chicano Movement, where "la raza" means "the people".
Submitted to UNT Special Collections through the online Keeper App, these digital materials document people and events connected to the University of North Texas. The University Memory Collection, started in 2017, is an ongoing project of the UNT Special Collections department and the University Archive.