Delaney Coleman

Interested in immigration more specifically the deportation of immigrants.

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

This article used in my research paper does a great job of describing the attitudes of those who are eager to deport immigrants in the United States.
https://t.co/kYwSOBVxC8

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

I forgot to mention this article was used in my research paper!

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

I love this article titled "Mass Deportation, Counterproductive?". My favorite quote from the article states that "[w]e’re almost handicapping the future by making [the immigrant] population even more vulnerable” through unethical deportations (Swift).

https://t.co/YdLskE4KE3

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

Similar to the upstream and downstream problems we face with immigration. Here are short and long-term steps to help aid those at the border.

[Forum @forum_together]

There are practical, long- and short-term steps we can take to improve the situation at the border. Here’s our list: https://t.co/vqFLFjRteB

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

I think a problem we face with immigration today is that ICE tends to categorize and stereotype all immigrants and overlooks individual circumstances as revealed here.

[National Immigrant Justice Center @NIJC]

Every incarcerated person has their own story: Loved ones and family who miss and care for them. When you hear ICE demonizing someone because of their record, look beyond the label. Let’s humanize, not criminalize.

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

Love this tweet and its message that I highlighted in my research paper.

[National Immigration Law Center @NILC]

Thousands of families still separated.
Thousands of dreams still on hold.
Thousands of people still impacted by the Muslim & African Bans.

When will the harms of these bans finally & fully be addressed?

#NoMuslimBanEver

https://t.co/qskRWFMLnR

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

This made me think of one of my parents in my Senior Seminar presentation, Fatima, who talked about the protection of migrant workers.

[Resilience Force @ResilienceForce]

A bigger hurricane season means more workers are needed.

That’s why it’s important to extend worker protections, because we’re going to need all the help we’re going to get. https://t.co/122xnjn2fp

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

It is important that we highlight the good others continue to do to help those all over the United States get the vaccine!

[Kami Kandola @NWT_CPHO]

In partnership with the NWT Association of Communities, the GNWT is making a total of $100,000 available to support Indigenous and community governments with COVID-19 vaccine promotion at the local and regional levels [1/2]

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

Praying for those affected by violence and uncertainty right now.

[CNN @CNN]

Israeli security forces used stun grenades and rubber bullets against Palestinians outside the Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, where thousands of worshipers had been attending Friday prayers https://t.co/3LIUdqBNl5

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

This reminded me of the Dylann Roof article we read by Roxanne Gay and how powerful forgiveness truly is.

[C. S. Lewis @CSLewisDaily]

“Everyone says forgiveness is a lovely idea, until they have something to forgive.”-C.S. Lewis

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

Love this! Appreciating this even more as mask restrictions lighten up.

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

It is upsetting that immigrants seeking asylum have been and continue to be denied asylum in the United States. This article highlights the dire situation Venezulenas are in right now.

[Federation for American Immigration Reform @FAIRImmigration]

Venezuelans fleeing repression showing up in record numbers at Mexican border https://t.co/Bj9zdQNpeg via @dcexaminer @Anna_Giaritelli

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

This reminds me of @thichnhathanh's message that we must use our mindfulness to embrace suffering and not be afraid.

[Mindful @MindfulOnline]

Building up a #Meditation practice can help us stay resilient in the face of difficulty.

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

I had so much fun engaging with my classmates today in our Twitter chat! #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

@mia_cesare @DJGreen2021 I like how you highlighted materialistic and hubristic actions as those are important too! #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

A4 I think the most common problems in today's society deal with social justice and lack of equality for all. I think as Sacred Heart graduates we can take from the goals of Sacred Heart and have a "social awareness which impels to action". #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

@mia_cesare @DJGreen2021 I agree with this statement Mia and I think Civil Disobedience is the best way to demonstrate one going against a law in order to highlight its flaws. #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

@AlanaFrederick_ @DJGreen2021 Hey Alana! I like how you highlighted that oppression taps into the "deepest part of human injustices" and I agree with that statement. #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

A3 I think oppression is the diminishing of one's ideas, thoughts, actions, and even existence. Oppression affects physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual states as one suffers injustice. #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

A2 Yes, as Dr.King notes in his Letter From Birmingham Jail, "an individual who breaks a law that [...] is unjust, and who [...] accepts the penalty [...] in order to" expose "its injustice, is, expressing the highest respect for [the] law" and civil disobedience. #sensemchat

[Delaney Coleman @DelaneyColeman5]

@AlanaFrederick_ I love your idea, Alana. As Dr.King highlights in his Letter From Birmingham Jail, "injustice is here" and through non-violence, King and his supporters are trying to highlight just that. #sensemchat