Abstract
In my work as an artist and a writer-in-residence in a number of public schools in Wake and Durham counties in North Carolina, I was struck by changing school demographics and culture. These schools — which had been made up almost exclusively of Black and White students—were experiencing a growing population of immigrant children, mostly children of migrant workers from Mexico, whose families were choosing to settle permanently in the area.
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