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Resource Activism: a Project Rooted in Art, Community, and Consistent Anti-Oppression
Julia Feliz · Follow 6 min read · -- by Julia Feliz Thank you for raising my voice through access to your platform in order to continue to build community and resources. Please share this project! Project: www.ResourceActivism.org Art is the silent revolution that wakes those that go through their existence deeply asleep (translated words by Puerto Rican artist G. Braschi). My roots have been one of resistance since 1493.
Aphro-ism by Aph Ko and Syl Ko
Home Catalog Animal Liberation Paperback Essays on Pop Culture, Feminism, and Black Veganism from Two Sisters By Aph Ko and Syl Ko In this lively, accessible, and provocative collection, Aph and Syl Ko provide new theoretical frameworks on race, advocacy for nonhuman animals, and feminism.
For Tyrone West’s sister, ‘West Wednesdays’ connect a pattern of injustice.
“West Wednesdays,” inspired by Mr. West’s death, give Baltimore family members and others a way to remember and act. This article is a project from The New York Times Student Journalism Institute, a professional development program for collegiate journalists. By Leonard A.
GUEST ROOM | Whose Lives Really Matter at Cornell?
47 mins ago Opinion By Julia Feliz | 47 mins ago “Perpetrators of racism should face legal repercussions…” -Sarah Evanega, Director of the Alliance for Science Over the ten-month long investigation regarding my unjust and discriminatory removal from Cornell’s Alliance for Science program, I was further abused, disregarded, defamed and traumatized repeatedly by multiple staff and departments at Cornell.
Guest Opinion: Stonewall 51: Moving forward
A year on from Stonewall's 50th anniversary, we find ourselves in quite an odd time in history. This 51st year of Pride will also be a historic one for vastly different and unforeseen reasons. This year, in a first, we welcomed it from a virtual distance across the globe. Regardless of the venue, we must continue to openly acknowledge and give our gratitude for the sacrifices, the struggles, and the path created by Mother Marsha [P.
GUEST ROOM | How Does Cornell Make You Feel Like You Belong?
As I walked out of Mann Library, a person approached me to ask if I would like to have a portrait of myself taken along with a sentence declaring how I am made to feel that “I Belong at Cornell.” I politely smiled and continued walking. All I could think about was how much I had been made to feel like I did not belong here halfway into my short, 12-week program. Sure, no neon signs declared I did not belong.
Cornell University’s Alliance for White Supremacy
GMOs, NeoColonialism, & the American Dream #MyAFSJourney #AllianceForScience I couldn’t contain my excitement! I had gotten into a prestigious ivy league program at Cornell University. At 36 years old, me, a child raised by a single mother on the little island of Puerto Rico — who had had to give up their spot at other prestigious college programs and settle for public state university at 18 years old — had made it.
‘Americans of color have different experiences in Switzerland’
She writes in response to an Op-Ed by fellow American in Switzerland, Alexandra Dufresne, ‘An expat's 10 step guide to political engagement". It is important that activism being done by those of us abroad be intersectional.
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