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In Raleigh, Viridiana Martinez's cell phone wouldn't stop. The immigrant advocate was getting constant texts and emails -- many from school principals and teachers -- filled with concerns about the pictures of ICE arrests seen nationwide.

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How three young undocumented activists risked everything to expose the injustices of immigrant detention—and invented a new form of protest. Michael May's radio version of this story appeared on This American Life. The photos accompanying...

Viridiana Martinez's parents brought her to the U.S. illegally when she was seven. But it wasn't until she was in her twenties, when she took the microphone at a rally in Durham, N.C., that she "came out" as undocumented herself. Martinez, now 30, has...

I haven’t been to a proper music festival in some years. Neither has my friend Nicole and she was itching to go to one. She did some research and the Hopscotch Music Festival in Raleigh, North Carolina seemed like a perfect choice. We’re not spring chickens...