Their hopes, wishes and frustrations are found here in the files of the grags of Nationalization Service in washington, d. Washington, d. C. Today, they opened up the gates and all the criminals, all the devils, come into our country that we build up. I think the u. S. Immigration policy is to let in as many people as they can. There is no policy. Theres a time to stop for everything and we have to stop now. Let everybody come in. Its the land of the free, the home of the brave. We dont have enough blacks here. Were outnumbered. Theyre coming now. Theyre coming for money but in the United States is unemployment. Rape, murder. You name it, they have it here. Asians come in. They own brooklyn already. The cubans, they own new jersey. So let them come in, let them take over the next of new jersey. Maybe it will be a better place. Who knows . It upset me this they were letting in 10,000, 15,000 cubans at one time and then turning back haitians that came over the same way. Whats the differe
Sometimes worked within it. They help us see how the politics of religious pluralism intersects with american empire with global migration and with free market capitalism and how local and state actors shape the meaning of religion in american life. At a time of growing religious diversity and of growing conflict over what it means to assert religious values in the public sphere today. These histories can offer valuable insight into the controversies. Were facing some quick introductions of our panelists and then ill turn it over to them first. Well hear from carly bariant whos phd candidate in the committee on the study of religion at Harvard University where she works on the history of American Religions and politics with a focus on United States empire missionaries and militarism in the pacific. Before graduate school carly lived and worked in the republic of the Marshall Islands, and shes finishing up a dissertation entitled for the good of mankind marshallese missionaries militari
Sometimes worked within it. They help us see how the politics of religious pluralism intersects with american empire with global migration and with free market capitalism and how local and state actors shape the meaning of religion in american life. At a time of growing religious diversity and of growing conflict over what it means to assert religious values in the public sphere today. These histories can offer valuable insight into the controversies. Were facing some quick introductions of our panelists and then ill turn it over to them first. Well hear from carly bariant whos phd candidate in the committee on the study of religion at Harvard University where she works on the history of American Religions and politics with a focus on United States empire missionaries and militarism in the pacific. Before graduate school carly lived and worked in the republic of the Marshall Islands, and shes finishing up a dissertation entitled for the good of mankind marshallese missionaries militari
When I was doing the research for my book about Hmong refugee resettlement in the aftermath of the “Secret War” in Laos, I was intrigued and surprised by In her new book, Missionary Diplomacy, Emily Conroy-Krutz shows the long history of missionaries shaping U.S. foreign policy.
As House Bill 1264, the elections security bill, arrived in the Indiana Senate, the possibility of litigation continued to follow the controversial measure, with one Republican senator questioning whether lawsuits