María Jiménez may refer to: (wikipedia)
People are eager to express their values as immigrants and also to show their indignation.
It is wonderful that they did this and let the kids get dressed up.
The bar is evil. They never close. It's open 24 hours. I always hear music from there when I take the bus to work - at 6:20 in the morning.
That man killed my baby, and the city should be responsible. Why doesn't he say he's sorry?
It's like I've got a hole in my heart. She was a happy child. She was full of love.
The intended message is to tell people immigrants are not here to take over the country, or to try to turn it into another Mexico. We have learned from other protests and that's why we want to stress to people immigrants give a lot to this country and that they love this country.
We know there is a possibility of people yelling insults and disagreement. We are not anticipating any acts of violence or hate.
Even some employers who have called us, like one construction company owned by a Latino businessman, gave the day off to 150 workers.
It was remarkable. The only explanation is that people feel so strongly about this issue that it overcomes fear.
It's a fund-raiser for the children that embraces who they are.
