"If we can learn anything from the VW workers and their decade-long fight for respect, security and workplace democracy, it is that we can defeat even the most powerful interests when we stand together."
— @EdwardBrudney and @JaclynAMichael via @TimesFreePress
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The symposium will conclude with the round table "Beyond National Boundaries" and the announcement of our biennial SAMSA Book Award (more on that in a separate post). Please join us for any or all of these great panel discussions! (6/6)
Following opening remarks by SAMSA President Yasmin Saikia and Vice President Megan Robb, the first panel's theme is "Memory-Making of a Minority" (3/6)
The purpose of this year's symposium is to address a critical gap in Hindutva scholarship. While academic engagements have examined its ideologies, strategies, and politics, far less attention has been paid to Muslim agency, resilience, and creative responses (2/6)
We are hosting our annual symposium at this year's @ACSAMadison on Wednesday October 22 in Conference Room 4. Our theme is "Majoritarianism and Community Resilience in Modern India: Histories, Modalities, Futures." Read on for more about the symposium and presentations (1/6)
@CharlesJSchmidt could pair it with selections from Joyce Flueckiger's "Everyday Hinduism." Also could think about assigning portions of "Sita Sings the Blues," a retelling of the Ramayana from an American woman's point of view. For you, might want to read AK Ramanujan's essay "300 Ramayanas"
this clip is quite old, but anyone feeling surprised or shocked by today’s result clearly hasn't been paying attention. Obviously I'm biased, but my mate David had a clearer diagnosis of contemporary politics than anyone alive now.
Join @UCBLaborCenter this Thursday at 5pm US Pacific to honor Jane McAlevey. Berkeley was an important intellectual and teaching home for Jane in the last years of her life, and the great work they do there is imbued with her theory of change and accompanying organizing methods.
@Asad_Ashraf88 Laurence Gautier's new book on the histories of Jamia and AMU would provide essential historical context to these developments, seems to me.
@RAHMArainsONme I'm spending more time this semester talking to students about how AI use produces questionable results, and the environmental harm and labor exploitation involved with it
New #OpenAccess special journal issue on "Hindutva and the Muslim Subject," out in @CmsReorient: https://t.co/qy4mN3AFf5. Six articles that each take up a unique angle on this important topic (🧵)
Thahir Jamal Kiliyamannil (@jamal_uoh) identifies comparative shifts in legal claims about mosques from the theological to the secular, which indicates an erasure of Muslim religious expression from Indian public space: https://t.co/dF3IzrJtO1