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Race, Class, & Immigration

Human Rights November 4, 2020

Voter Suppression: It’s the American Way

Alzo Slade talks the history of voter suppression and how it’s manifesting itself in the 2020 races.

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Human Rights October 28, 2020

The Police Tackled Shikera C.

Students created a petition that demanded that the police be removed from campus.

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Education for Liberation October 7, 2020

The White Empathy Industrial Complex

White empathy proselytizers have been working to suppress Black rage and Black activist momentum for centuries. 

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Education for Liberation September 16, 2020

The Race-Class Narrative and Eroding the Racist Right: A Review of Merge Left by Ian Haney López and Dying of Whiteness by Jonathan Metzl

Two recent books provide new insights that may help organizers in sorting out what works from what is ineffective or even counterproductive.

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Race, Class, & Immigration January 21, 2020

The Reparations Debate and the Herero

The reparations debates for past atrocities are difficult conversations in our modern society.

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Human Rights December 10, 2019

The #GlobalPOV Project: “Who Sees Poverty?” With Ananya Roy

http://youtu.be/Xg0MgrF_DLs Poverty exists. That it exists, that it persists, in the 21st century is an…

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Race, Class, & Immigration November 16, 2019

Visualizing Intersectionality

I wanted a flag that would express that, but would also be a fighting flag, centering intersectionality within class struggle.

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Josie, at Center, in a sea of Grants and Donovans.
Race, Class, & Immigration November 11, 2019

Josie’s Girl: On Being Irish and White (Part 3)

My grandmother was a fighter for her community her whole life.

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Race, Class, & Immigration October 21, 2019

Josie’s Girl: On Being Irish and White (Part 2)

For me, the most eye-opening story about my grandmother is entirely unknown in the family. 

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Race, Class, & Immigration October 11, 2019

Mediterranea Saving Humans

Instead of being a place of meeting differences, the Mediterranean Sea has become a deadly border between Europe and Africa.

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