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Black Agenda Report- White Liberal Guilt, Black Opportunism and the Green Party July 20, 2017 Bruce A. Dixon
- Black Women in the Killing Fields July 19, 2017 Glen Ford
- Freedom Rider: Kamala Harris and America’s Oligarchs July 19, 2017 Margaret Kimberley
- Jay-Z and the Rest of his Class Belong in the Dustbin of History July 19, 2017 Danny Haiphong
- The Abandonment: Reflections on James Foreman’s "Locking Up Our Own" July 19, 2017 Paul Street
- The Venezuelan Constituent Assembly: Pillars of a Communal Culture July 19, 2017 Anonymous
- Low Regard July 19, 2017 Raymond Nat Turner
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TRGGR Radio: Ethnic Studies & Tupac Shakur 7.27.2012
Posted: July 28, 2012 by trggradio in Activism, Commentary, Community Organizing, Ethnic Studies, Tucson ArizonaTags: Ethnic Studies, Mexican American Studies, Sean Arce, Tucson Arizona, Tupac
On this episode we return to our discussion of the Mexican American Studies struggle in Tucson, Arizona and the Freedom Summer project underway throughout July. Joining us is Dr. Nat Turner, professor of Education at UMass, Amherst. We also speak with Meshaun Lebrone’s actor and playwright of Right to Remain…the Life and Mind of Tupac Shakur. In part two of the show we speak with Sean Arce, former director of the Mexican American Studies program at Tucson High School. For more on the MAS struggle go to THREE SONORANS. Especially check out and support the Raza Defense Fund.
Part 1: Nat Turner and Meshaun Lebrone
Part 2: Sean Arce