This section of the site collects current workshop materials and ideas. My ultimate interest here involves mixing the history of the Black Campus Movement and the impact of #BlackLivesMatter/BLM as a movement today on colleges. We are witnessing and experiencing a fundamental shift in the who, what, and where of knowledge formation from the space and place of a mobile Black insurgency deeply rooted in traditions of Black rhetorics of protest and vernacular creativity. Using stories from my own college classrooms, I argue for the ongoing critical presence of race-radical Black students, staff, and faculty in the (re)making of American higher education.
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"Before I'll Be a Slave, I'll Be Buried in My Grave"
Chant of Black college student protesters at Fisk University in 1925-1927 |
A Very Brief Collective of Black College Student Protests Today
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