In this chapter, the author will explore the significance of race from a social constructionist perspective. He will focus on immigration laws and on examples of legal cases that have set the stage for current definitions of whiteness and racial identification. A community-based transformational organizing model will be presented. The model will be explained by describing the challenges and educational strategies used by an immigrant rights organization in dealing with federal and local law enforcement agencies that were in the process of shifting unauthorized immigration from a civil to a criminal offense. The conclusion of this chapter will reflect on how and in what ways this transformative, organizing approach involves relational and contextual dialogue to build a community of learners through action.