Class on April 16 was led by Adjunct Faculty Saladin Muhammad. Together we worked on developing a general strategy for a Southern Freedom Movement. As on eof the largest concentrations of people who are part of the African diaspora, the group analyzed decolonization in the south and migration. The group also discussed labor in the […]
Adjunct faculty on this day was David Cruz long time volunteer and community member of Southwest Workers Union. Discussing the concept of the Labor and the difference between the worker and the business owner and the product owner. Understanding colonialism in the workplace.
Class this week was led by adjunct faculty Cara Page. Cara led a lively discussion that began with discussions on what healing and health meant in participant lives, touched on such topics as the origins of public health and its historical roots in eugenics and population control, and the finished with how to decolonize both […]
Adjunct Faculty was Julio Cesar Guerrero. Julio is currently a retired teacher and has a long history of doing radio. This class discussed capitalism as a tool for colonizing; understanding colonialist trade and trade policies (nafta, ftaa, imf, wto); alternative economy; cooperative lending. We basically went around 3 times with a round robin asking people what […]
Adjunct faculty Stephanie Guillord, the Atlanta Campus on April 2nd, 2014 as it discussed the sovereignty of our bodies. A lively discussion followed wherein we discussed how to move from Gender as social control of the body to a reality where gender is a liberatory reality. “The control of society over individuals is not conducted […]
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Ivan Bermejo (a queer youth leader for the Southwest Workers union) was the adjunct faculty. He is about to graduate High School. Ivan at the moment is studying an AP course on environmental science. 15 minute presentation and 2 round robins and broke into groups and did scenarios on ideas for sustainable communities and acted […]
Class 1 of the Atlanta Liberation Spring class held by UNSIF was opened with these potent and timely words by Facilitator Emery Wright “First off, I want to say that this class is in Tribute to Mwalimu Njuguna Mutahi, a Kenyan, born & raised in Nyeri, Kenya and was a very influential intellectual, revolutionary, teacher, […]
The adjunct faculty for this class was Diana Lopez Executive Director for the Southwest Workers Union. She spoke on what is environmental racism and the local history here in San Antonio. We broke into groups and acted out the scenarios of local protests and direct actions. It was a good start to the semester
March 26: Class I – Introduction to Decolonizing the South This course will provide an overview and analysis of the historical framework of colonization and how it has manifested in the South. April 2: Class II – Body Sovereignty in the South This course will to explore gender constructions as fundamental to colonialism and how sovereignty over […]
