Moshannon jail is now the largest immigration detention center in the Northeast. The speed of its growth risks creating dangerous conditions for detainees, including crowding and lack of sufficient medical and mental health resources.

Debbie Nathan in @theintercept.com:

In the end, it doesn't matter what terms you use. The underlying principles remain the same.

If any of those words become problematic because of political talking points, we will continue to teach evidence-based, effective methods regardless of the terms we use."

#Belonging

If half of the country hears the word “equity” and doesn’t associate that word with “fairness,” then we’ll talk about being fair. I’m happy to change my vocabulary so quickly, the pundits and pols don’t have time to mount a propaganda campaign.
#Integration

It makes sense if the meaning of “racism,” “oppression,” “equity,” and “victimhood” are altered to fit a particular political ideology. That’s why the Headway team suggests that we not insist on using specific terms if those terms have been undermined or corrupted.

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