Voces de la Frontera Marches For Citizenship and Licenses For All Close Close
Organizers and supporters gathered at Olbrich Park and marched to the state’s Capitol.
Christine Neumann-Ortiz is executive director of Voces de la Frontera, which organized today’s action. She’s honored to have marched with the participants in today’s demonstration.
“It’s been my honor to march with these brave immigrant essential workers or the children of essential workers who’ve been representing 11 million people in this country who’ve been at the front lines of the pandemic, who have families to feed, who have received up to date no cash benefits, no access to unemployment, no access to good healthcare, and we’re here to say enough is enough. Citizenship for all, right?” says Neumann-Ortiz.
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By Grace Houdek
Feb 14, 2021 6:22 PM
MADISON, Wis. Students at Madison College are celebrating Valentine’s Day with their annual Bad Love Poem contest.
The Yahara Journal is continuing the contest virtually this year. Individual’s are able to send their poems anonymously to a word document.
According to Hailey Griffin, Yahara Journal editor-in-chief, the goal of the contest is to have fun and share experiences with love, whether good or bad.
“The point of the Bad Love Poem contest is to have a laugh, embrace super sappy or maybe even borderline embarrassing love poems,” Griffin said.
Poems range from all kinds of emotions. Some are serious, while others are humorous and light hearted.