Recess blogger Amanda Klein writes:
-- "I have had little personal exposure to the plight of undocumented immigrants. The schools where I have worked do not have students who are English-language learners, and most of the families I've worked with grew up in the same neighborhoods where they currently live. As a result, I have admittedly missed a very real civil rights issue plaguing our country. My perspective changed when I met Laura Bohorquez and heard her story ..."
Learn more about Laura, her own plight as an undocumented student, and how she now works tirelessly so others don't have to face the same challenges she did -- in this week's post on Recess: http://www.youngedprofessionals.org/1/post/2013/11/one-advocates-dreams-of-civil-rights-for-undocumented-immigrants.html
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