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Challenging Microaggressions to Claim a Space in the World of Academia
Challenging Microaggressions to Claim a Space in the World of Academia
Excellent depiction of the reality many students of color face once they reach University.
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This Is What Student Resistance in the Trumpian Age Looks Like
This Is What Student Resistance in the Trumpian Age Looks Like
One of the positive results of having someone like Donald Trump rise in politics is the rise in political activism and community organizing in the communities he is targeting. Simply put, folks are getting active and are seeking solutions that can uproot the system that led us to Trump. I channel my resistance and energy towards the organization I co-founded this year called The Hada-Nou…
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An initiative which aims at educating Cameroonian youth to think for themselves and find themselves while also converting their ideas to sustainable projects. It is a 3-day camp where students engage in our curriculum designed to build critical consciousness and develop practical entrepreneurship skills.
Cameroon Youth Reform Initiative An initiative which aims at educating Cameroonian youth to think for themselves and find themselves while also converting their ideas to sustainable projects. It is a 3-day camp where students engage in our curriculum designed to build critical consciousness and develop practical entrepreneurship skills.
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7 Immigrants React to the Ban on Muslims Entering the United States
7 Immigrants React to the Ban on Muslims Entering the United States
My strategy for surviving Trump’s America these days is finding solidarity with others through listening. Below are reactions to Trump’s latest executive action from six immigrants (first and second generation) living in America today. I think it’s misguided and will prove to be ineffective. At best. He is going to upset everyone in those countries. –Gavin, Jamaica ◊♦◊ We are living in 1984. No…
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Who Taught You To Hate Yourself?
Who Taught You To Hate Yourself?
Written by Elom & Wisdom Amouzou Performed at The Manual Writing Center’s event: Stand Together, Break The Silence (more…)
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Trailer - Stand Together, Break The Silence
Trailer – Stand Together, Break The Silence
On Friday, November 18th, “students at Manual High School hosted a youth-led healing circle aimed at re-shaping the narrative of the 2016 presidential election. The students planned an evening of performance and dialogue including storytelling, songs, spoken word poetry, open letters, and more. In addition to student performers, community leaders performed pieces as well. The students were…
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How Eighth-Graders Finish the Sentence ‘Being a Man to Me Means …’
How Eighth-Graders Finish the Sentence ‘Being a Man to Me Means …’
There is a pattern here. What are we going to do about it?
Two years ago, I asked four classes of eighth-graders to finish the statement “Being a man to me means…” This exercise was to unearth the narratives they were bringing before our 6-week unit on Gender & Sexuality. I kept a small sample in my archives and I was looking through their responses again. I noticed a few patterns. Can you…
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#Growing Up Ghanaian In Black America Click here to read other narratives!
Full Script of Beauclaire Mbanya's Inspiring Speech at the TFAll's Global Conference on 'Re-Imagining Education'
Full Script of Beauclaire Mbanya’s Inspiring Speech at the TFAll’s Global Conference on ‘Re-Imagining Education’
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Here's what happens when students take ownership of their education
Here’s what happens when students take ownership of their education
They show up to the Imaginarium and in a 2-minute pitch competing against other adults, they’re able to win $10,000 to launch a Writing Center at Manual High School.
A group of about 15 students identified large issues like lack of engagement in class or lack of participation in students clubs in their school. They dug deeper and identified that some students were afraid to admit they didn’t…
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Donald Trump & The Four I’s of Oppression Hopefully this helps, but please add suggestions in the comments below that would make this graphic more helpful as a teaching tool for your students, friends, or community. Click here to download a blank template as a PDF.
Bolivianx: Ashamed and Embarrassed No More
Bolivianx: Ashamed and Embarrassed No More
by Luis Antezana
From descending to Los Angeles at the age of seven till my second year in college, Bolivianx culture was non-existent to me. That part of my life was hidden, almost as if on purpose. My parents, working double-over-full-time, kissed me on the forehead every night. As I prepared for bed, they prepared for work. No time for culture. No time for identity. Only time for bills and…
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Traveling in America while Black, Muslim, African and a Woman I received the following message from a former student who was enrolled in my Writing & Rhetoric class.
10 Themes from Dr. Bailey's Report on African-American Experiences in Denver Public Schools
10 Themes from Dr. Bailey’s Report on African-American Experiences in Denver Public Schools
The purpose in creating this infographic is to make some of the most salient findings of the research easily accessible. The more community members know, the more we can hold the district accountable to changes that will be required to create a more equitable system. Accelerate the rate of change by spreading knowledge. Here is a link to the full 82 page report.
The predicament for oppressed…
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