Date/Time
Date(s) - January 14, 2026
7:00 pm

Location
Unitarian Universalist Church

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In this talk, Marjorie Hershey, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, award-winning scholar and teacher of electoral politics, will explore real facts about immigration to the U.S. in recent decades, the widely differing ways immigration has been portrayed in American political debate, and the consequences of those differing definitions for public policy. Join her to consider some ways to deal with the genuine economic, cultural, and political issues of legal and undocumented immigration while also coping with the emotional tone of the public discussion surrounding it.

Part of the Bold Speaker Series (Building Our Living Democracy)

Partners include the Traveling University of Bloomington, IN, Columbus Community United
(CCU), Bartholomew County Indivisible (BCI), and the League of Women Voters, Brown
County/Columbus (LWV).