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HLS Must Give Clinical Instructors a Fair Contract. Our Education Depends on It.
*Editor’s Note: Earlier today, more than 50 Harvard Law School students staged a sit-in in Langdell Library, calling on HLS to agree to the clinical instructor union’s bargaining demands. Students studied quietly, wore buttons reading “Students Support HLS Clinicians,” and taped signs of support to their laptops.
The New Song Movement: Latin America’s soundtrack to the revolution
Solidarity in the Latin American struggle for social justice has long been cadenced by music. In the 1970s and 80s, Latin America was moving to the beat of a radical rhythm, with over two decades of interconnected struggle against dictatorships, neoliberalism, and US imperialism across Latin America. This shared soundtrack of resistance was a folk genre that came to be known as La Nueva Canción – the New Song – characterised by powerful lyrics, ladened voices, and the strum of a guitar.
“There’s a very short step between suffragette organising and fascism.”
We all know that the story we are popularly told about the linear waves of feminism is reductionist, often depicting the struggles of Black women and women of colour, queer women and disabled women at the margins – if at all. But how often do we consider that it is also obscuring the unsavoury underbelly of the feminist movement itself? With its revelatory history lesson about feminism, Leah Cowan’s latest book Why would feminists trust the police?
ARTS & SOUL Archives – Scalawag
Skip to content Posted inARTS & SOUL Grief can take us to our knees—right back to the dirt, dust, and the earth, from which all things grow. Nnenna Freelon consults Mother Nature—and a Black woman hemp farmer—to lean into the possibility of growth in harsh environments and bitter seasons.
Speaking out Against Genocide in Palestine and Repression of Free Speech on MIT’s Campus
We ask that the proposed council Standing Together Against Hate clearly distinguish between anti-Semitism and Islamophobia on the one hand, and the protest of states and state policies on the other, as MIT Jews for Ceasefire has also demanded. We ask that the administration and its various offices make clear what students’ legal and institutional rights are in demonstrating on and off campus, and how to seek protection if needed.
'Death of a Salesman' on Death Row
Members on Unit 29 (Death Row) at Mississippi's Parchman State Penitentiary. The Gym: I got water leaking down, birds squawking and crapping all around, these hot flashes from the summer heat, who are all these people I do not know, they must be here for the special show. In the movie "The Shawshank Redemption," we learn something that we would all do well to remember.
See Empowering Works By A Collective Of Female Creatives In 'Up To Us'
Art Up To Us is the brainchild of graphic designer and art director Sally Piskuric, and communications manager Alison Lasek. For this exhibition, they asked 22 female artists, designers, and makers to create new artworks together, exploring women’s rights, inequality and current events through the lens of one question: What if it is up to us to design the changes we want to see in the world?
A Look At Modernist Architecture In Malta
Being an inherently conservative nation, change was never something the Maltese took on willingly. Baroque architecture was deeply rooted in the local architectural scene for several hundreds of years, making it very hard to replace the eloquent and grandiose architecture. With limited construction materials, construction techniques were scarcely challenged and change was not deemed necessary.
Statement In Solidarity With LGBT+ Ghanaians By A Collective Of Ghanaian Feminists
We are Ghanaian feminists writing in solidarity with LGBT+ Rights Ghana and queer and transgender Ghanaians everywhere. We write to show the community that you are not alone. Further, we hope this statement can help other Ghanaians who feel supportive know that they do not have to be cowed by the violent rhetoric of the government, the press, and the religious sector.
Talking About Ada’itsx/Fairy Creek
Have Your Say A Letter to Our Labour Movement By A Collective of Union Activists October 15, 2021 Fall/Winter 2021 ILLUSTRATION: BARBARA BAILEY To Our Union Siblings and Fellow Workers: In light of the August events at Ada'itsx/Fairy Creek, we feel compelled to reach out to you regarding the shocking police violence that was unleashed on demonstrators on Saturday, August 21.
Documenting the fishing community of Mfangano Island with Kevin Ouma
Kevin Ouma is part of an epic group of Kenyan Photographers operating under the umbrella of One Touch Live, a collective of visual artists united in the common desire to document the cultures and beauty of Africa. Kevin photographs for an array of clients, but has a keen interest in documenting the day-to-day lives of marginalized communities across East Africa.
Sarah Téibo Shares Personal Stories of Life, Loss, and Love on New Album, ‘Keep Walking’, Due for Release 29th June
‘Like A Child – Remix featuring Fred Hammond’ Available Now with Album Pre-Order. MOBO nominated soulful songstress, Sarah Téibo, announces the release of her new album, ‘Keep Walking’. The album is the artists sophomore project made up of 10 tracks featuring some of the biggest names in US and UK Gospel including Fred Hammond and Muyiwa. The album drops June 29 but is available for pre-order now with instant gratification track, ‘Like A Child – Remix featuring Fred Hammond’.
Debut Single ‘Perfect Love’ By A Collective On A Mission - The Pilgrims
A collective of London based Christian singers, songwriters and musicians have teamed up to create anurban music collective ‘The Pilgrims’. ‘Perfect Love’ is their exciting debut single released today on all major platforms. A fusion of progressive music with hip hop, pop and electronica influences, ‘Perfect Love’ is the narration of a rescuing from a dark place of depression and fear by the power of God’s love.
Silencing and “Free” Speech
Today, February 13th, 2018, the Brown Republicans and the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs are hosting an event entitled, “The Millennial Conservative: A Conversation with Guy Benson” on Brown’s campus. Benson, a conservative journalist and Fox News contributor is also the co-author of a recently-published book entitled, End of Discussion: How the Left’s Outrage Industry Shuts Down Debate, Manipulates Voters, and Makes America Less Free (and Fun).
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