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Paul Lopez Quotes
«We are not here to do anything bad. We are just here to work. All we want is tranquility. They don't want us to work.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«With the amazing time demands on students here, something that allowed me to do something as significant as seeing my first child for the first time, well, I was grateful.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«It's like saying the Internet is a crutch because back in the day we used to go to the library and pore through the card catalogs to spend two more hours finding some information. That's not what happens in the workplace anymore, so why teach it? This is about new modalities here and everywhere. It will not reduce the college experience. It is in line with modern and practical expectations.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«Every workers should be honored, every worker should be respected.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«It gives the debate a megaphone, it gives the march a megaphone.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«We invite the other side to participate, so they feel what it's like in the shoes of an undocumented worker putting food on the table for his family.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«It's a modern day slavery. It's a modern day apartheid when people here are being used for their work and they don't have any rights whatsoever.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«We are going to shut down Denver.»
Author: Paul Lopez
«Our ancestors taught them how to sow maize, later how to sow the seeds of this country. And now they treat us like this . . . treat us like criminals. Our people just come here to work.»
Author: Paul Lopez