Read this beautiful testimonio written by my Parents about my Abuelitos: Our ex-bracero fathers set an example for us by demanding justice from corrupt officials https://t.co/0Qbuvz7feV
#EleccionesMéxico2024 La Misión de Observación está integrada por 45 expertos extranjeros, de 19 nacionalidades, quienes desde el jueves se desplegaron en Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Edomex, Morelos, Nuevo León, Puebla, Veracruz, Yucatán y la CDMX.
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Something historic is happening in Paris.
It is now past midnight, and the pro-Palestine protests are continuing in the French capital, slamming Israel’s massacres of refugees in Rafah.
France’s citizens have had enough of Israel’s depravity.
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A 13 yr-old kid in OC, California was called a terrorist by a classmate. He responded w/ "Free Palestine." And was suspended for 3 days.
Per his aunt, "They (school admin) expressed to my nephew that the words 'Free Palestine' meant death to all Jews and should never be said."
There is still time to register for Teaching for Justice! These are just a few of the many speakers that will be at the 2-day conference for K-12 educators and those interested in integrating the principles of AAPI Studies into their work.
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How has belonging manifested in AAPI communities in the past & today? How can we cultivate communities in which AAPI belong & thrive?
These are just some of the many questions that will be discussed at next week's Teaching for Justice conference.
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Many thanks to @prof_erikalee, @DainaRameyBerry, @JulioCapoJr, Alexandra Minna Stern, Jean M. O'Brien, Mariana E. Ramirez, and Renee Tajima-Pena for an excellent discussion.
@The_OAH plenary session on Teaching American History in Uncertain Times with a panel of @prof_erikalee @rtajima@meramcar@JeaniOBrien @DainaRameyBerry @JulioCapoJr and Alexandra Stern was timely, provocative, inspiring, and depressing #OAH23
We also want to thank ALL @UTLAnow members! Together, we stood in the rain holding picket signs and umbrellas. We marched, we chanted, we sang from before the sun was up and through the day, through the wind, through the rain. OUR SOLIDARITY IS STRONGER THAN EVER.
The council members forgot Oaxacans don’t just live in Koreatown. California is home to the 16 indigenous languages spoken in Oaxaca, we are in every neighborhood of the golden state and we are all coming together to protest Latino racism. Invisible no more.