"Formerly Undocumented Woman Teaching Immigrants"

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by Samuel Gilbert

On a Wednesday morning in February, 25 undocumented immigrants sat in a crowded Sunday school classroom at the Holy Spirit Catholic church in Horizon City, a neighborhood on the outskirts of El Paso, Texas. At the front of the class, Gabriela Castañeda, a human rights promoter and communications director from the Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR), pointed to a chalkboard, where the words . . . “Round up Illegals,” and “usted tiene derecho a permanecer en silencio” were written on the blackboard.

Samuel Gilbert for Narratively

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Use the passage to answer the question.
what is the authors point of view about the work of castaneda
dismissive confused frightened admiring

Answer 1

The author's point of view about the work of Castañeda can be characterized as admiring. The passage describes her efforts to teach undocumented immigrants about their rights, indicating a respect for her role as a human rights promoter and communications director.