Discuss immigration reform with Comité Sin Fronteras at Cactus Book Club — no need to finish the book to join.
The Cactus Book Club offers a unique opportunity to engage with pressing sociopolitical issues through literature. This month, the focus is on "Unbuild Walls" by Silky Shah, a compelling critique of U.S. immigration policy and its ties to mass incarceration. The discussion is led by Comité Sin Fronteras, a group of dedicated organizers advocating for immigration reform.
Held in the intimate setting of Cactus Club's back room, the book club fosters an inclusive environment where participants can share insights and learn from each other. Whether you've read the book or are just curious about the topic, this free event is a chance to connect with like-minded individuals and explore complex themes in a supportive community.
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“Comité Sin Fronteras is a collective of young adult undocumented and DACAmented organizers and abolitionists who are dedicated to advancing immigration reform and beyond.”
