Paola Mendoza and Jose Antonio Vargas on art and immigration

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Paola Mendoza, the cofounder of the Women’s March, talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas about creating work at the crossroads of immigration and politics. The two DUMBO members cover everything from Vargas’ TIME magazine cover and Mendoza’s new book, Sanctuary, to the role of art in changing political discourse.

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