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Another Word for ‘Illegal Alien’ at the Library of Congress: Contentious / Jasmine Aguilera

Melissa Padilla joined with Dartmouth students at the Coalition for Immigration Reform, Equality and Dreamers, and they have spent more than two years petitioning the Library of Congress to remove “illegal alien” from its subject headings.

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Posted in Reading or Video and tagged Metadata and Nomenclature

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