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Billboard in Austin, Texas, Stirs Controversy with Latino Immigrant Message – ‘Rise Up My People’
Billboard in Austin, Texas, Stirs Controversy with Latino Immigrant Message – ‘Rise Up My People’
Opposing Views ^ | 3/11/2013
Posted on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 9:00:17 PM by Altura Ct.
A new billboard in Austin, Texas, is raising eyebrows and controversy (video below).
The billboard depicts people with clenched fists and flags raised over an image of the U.S.-Mexico border and a heart emblazoned with the Mexican flag logo.
The words on the billboard “Arriba Mi Gente” translate to “Up My People” or “My People Arrive.”
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