Uprising Radio is a weekly podcast devoted to linking the local with the global. The section on today's "Radical Day in History" includes stories on the Brown Berets, the establishment of Jamestown, and the first National Chicano Youth Conference. The stories include a brief write-up as well as an archived audio component.
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Showing posts with label social justice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social justice. Show all posts
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Classified: How to Stop Hiding Your Privilege and Use It for Social Change!
Classified: How to Stop Hiding Your Privilege and Use It for Social Change!
Karen Pittelman and Resource Generation, Illustrated by Molly Hein
http://www.classifiedbook.com/downloads.html <-- you can download the ENTIRE BOOK here.
This handy text focuses on issues of class. The first few chapters discuss the way class "hides" through code words, issues of hidden privilege, and fear of being marked as the "oppressor." The later chapters move towards a more agency-driven analysis -- they discuss how one can use one's class privilege to act as an advocate for social justice.
Using comics, activites, and confessions, Classified is both a great resource on class and a useful way to model what being a good ally "looks like."
Karen Pittelman and Resource Generation, Illustrated by Molly Hein
http://www.classifiedbook.com/downloads.html <-- you can download the ENTIRE BOOK here.
This handy text focuses on issues of class. The first few chapters discuss the way class "hides" through code words, issues of hidden privilege, and fear of being marked as the "oppressor." The later chapters move towards a more agency-driven analysis -- they discuss how one can use one's class privilege to act as an advocate for social justice.
Using comics, activites, and confessions, Classified is both a great resource on class and a useful way to model what being a good ally "looks like."
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