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The Richard Oakes Multicultural Center provides a collaborative and supportive environment that promotes a multi-ethnic, culturally conscious university affirming equally the human and intellectual heritage of all peoples. The Richard Oakes Multicultural Center is dedicated to the inclusion of all voices and experiences, the promotion of activist models of organization, uniting people in the active pursuit of self-determination, identity, and knowledge of personal and human experiences. The Richard Oakes Multicultural Center encourages and welcomes all members of SF State and the greater community to initiate or participate in its student-directed and student-focused programming.

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One of our Library Cultural Arts Coordinators @yosirey has picked out his book of the month and wants you to check it out. Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko. "I like this book because it teaches you that sometimes the best way to heal from the afflictions of this world is through our traditions and stories." Come check out some of the passages from this book and more at the ROMC, and remember, our open house is on Tuesday October 14 at 12pm! Come through! Free food, music, and workshops! (at Richard Oakes Multicultural Center - SF State)

Just a reminder that Banned books week at San Francisco State University is this Thursday! We just received a limited amount of posters, so make sure you participate. This is our third piece by San Francisco artist Rio Yañez featuring two of our favorites, @lavernecox and @janetmock !#BannedBooksWeek (at Richard Oakes Multicultural Center - SF State)

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Azucar! It's Friday and we are still here at ROMC working on events for the semester. We would like to leave you with another piece from the 2014 Banned Books collection by Rio Yañez. Today we bring you the great Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso de la Santísima Trinidad, or better known as Celia Cruz! Celia is an ROMC favorite and we are pleased and honored to display her image as a shape shifting agent in our communities! Please remember to share these images and let folks know about Banned Books week! Also, remember, your participation guarantees a print of 1 of 4 Rio Yañez designs. ❤️ find us on Facebook for more details. We will be instagramming those details for those of you not on Facebook this weekend! 😬 (at Richard Oakes Multicultural Center)

Banned Books Week is the national book community's annual celebration of the freedom to read. Hundreds of libraries and bookstores around the country draw attention to the problem of censorship by mounting displays of challenged books and hosting a variety of events. The 2014 celebration will be held September 25th! September 24-25th, 2014 The ROMC will hold events on Thursday September 25th to commemorate this important week. Events include a virtual read-out of banned books on the Plaza Level of the CCSC, from 12:00 noon – 2:00 pm. Other events include a banned book display, give-aways, and film screenings in the Reading Room, Terrace Level, Room T-143. Refreshments will be served! This year we will be supported by a multitude of poets from SFSU SPEAK and as always will be giving away our new poster art by our new artist and mission local, Rio Yañez! Stay tuned for a daily update on each piece! Check out the event on our Facebook page!

ROMC now has new book selections ready to be read! Come read from a multitude of books dealing with health and healing, hip-hop pedagogy, indigenous pedagogy, prison industrial complex, trans* narratives and much more!!! Also, come check out the new postcards/with a link to our community report in the back with art by @melaniecervantes ! Our services, and those wonderful post cards are completely free and open to the community! Don't forget the kids too! We have multicultural kids books ready! ✊😁

Elaine Brown is here! :)

Look what we got! Our mind can now run a little more wild with our book selections. Come in and tell us what you want to see!

30x48! Huge posters to set up for tomorrow's Richard Oakes Celebration. Join us from 9am-2pm at Jack Adams Hall at SFSU!

Mark your calendars! This collaborative project will be launched on November 1st at Solespace in Oakland. Through Dignidad Rebelde over a dozen people will create a space for the Bay Area community to celebrate some our beloved friends and ask the question: "What kind of ancestor will YOU be?" Richard Oakes Multicultural Center is asking YOU to participate in this exhibit by taking a picture of yourself and tagging it ‪#‎FutureAncestors‬ on instagram. The photos will be displayed at the exhibit! All you need to do is answer 2 questions. 1) What lessons have you learned from your ancestors that shapes the person you are today? 2) What do you want to pass on to future generations by the impression you leave behind? We will be taking photos for Instagram all day today and tomorrow! Come take a photos and get a prize from us! We are looking out! Dignidad Rebelde will be featuring new works that celebrate the lives of five featured Future Ancestors:Malkia Cyril, Jidan Koon, Pam Tau Lee, Karina Najera, Yosimar Reyes. Please help us celebrate their lives and their ancestors and to think about what we all leave behind to the future generations. Join us at the opening on November 1st starting at 6pm and going until late

We are playing #CeliaCruz at the ROMC today! And @oscarg93 has created a stencil for the occasion! Come print it on something! #HappyBirthdayCeliaCruz #LaVidaEsUnCarnaval

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Next event at ROMC is this Wednesday with La Bere! Come learn about plantas and hold some healing space with us! Tell your friends!

Regram from @lifeatsfstate . Happening right now in the Cesar Chavez Student Center! Come read and get a free poster! Going on until 2pm!

Artwork by @melaniecervantes is up! We start banned books week tomorrow at 1pm in the Cesar Chavez Student center at SF State! We are really excited for the book binding workshop with Eli Leonardo and Precious Knowledge screening. Be ready for the closing on Thursday where Melanie Cervantes will be here to answer your questions and give a little talk about the art! Hope to see you all tomorrow!

ZOINKS! We are only 2 days away from Banned Books week starting this Tuesday with the annual public read out! Have you thought about what you want to read? If you don't have your own banned book, we have a good selection for you this year. As promised, here is design #3 designed by Melanie Cervantes of Dignidad Rebelde. Remember that these 3 designs will be given out to all who participate. We encourage dialogue this whole week! Hope you can all make it out! Thank you all for building the excitement! https://www.facebook.com/events/677759662253795/ SHARE! SHARE! SHARE! SHARE!

We hope everyone is having a great Saturday! Remember that banned books week starts on Tuesday and runs until Thursday with an artist talk with Melanie Cervantes of Dignidad Rebelde, here is design #2! Will you dismantle patriarchy with us? Be ready for an exciting week, and remember to be ready to participate! You could be taking one of these prints home! https://www.facebook.com/events/677759662253795/ SHARE! SHARE! SHARE! SHARE!

Banned books week at San Francisco State University starts this Tuesday! Just to give you a taste of what we have for you this year, here is 1 of 3 posters we will be giving to anyone who is ready to read a passage from their favorite banned books! Come and choose between posters, tote bags, t-Shirts and free books! So much going on this week, we are extremely excited! Thanks to Melanie Cervantes of Dignidad Rebelde for designing these posters for our 2013 banned books week! We will release the second poster design tomorrow! Hope you love Black Power Franklin as much as we do! Check out the event page! https://www.facebook.com/events/677759662253795/ SHARE! SHARE! SHARE! SHARE!

We have new books! Make sure to check them out during banned books week! September 24th, 25th and 26th!

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