Often immigration policy does not recognize non-traditional families, such as queer families. It also presupposes that queer immigrants have good relationships with families who would be willing to sponsor them. It doesn't address the racial and homophobic dynamics at play in queer immigrants' lives. ”

Measuring any form of social change is a challenge... Throw race into the mix and it’s not hard to see why less progress has been made in evaluating racial justice work than in some other important and related evaluation issues.”