RELAUNCH! EPISODE 39: ABOLITION
@seanashg talks about nineteenth century abolition thought, and how it originates the expansive scope of present day concepts of abolition.
https://t.co/pDjH7TcFV9
Join SOE professor & director of the Campus Abolition Research Lab, Dr. Charles H.F. Davis III (โโ@hfdavis), for Between the Carceral University and Police-Free Futures online on Wednesday, April 13, at 2 p.m.
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WE DID IT: with a landslide margin of 1785โ912, we are officially the MITGSU-UE!!!
What started 4 years ago with a dozen students in an MIT classroom discussing the needs of graduate workers has culminated in this historic victory for student-workers at MIT. Now, we celebrate!
I love this feature ๐. Thank you @TheRealSEA . Click through to see me talk severin Roesen, Billy-Ray Belcourt, David walker, and Jarena Lee in the same breath ๐
"Attending to the lost trans women of history becomes a kind of care work, a working through of my own existential dysphoria and a righting of the wrong articulated by my dysphoric critique."
- Eamon Schlotterback on trans history, in our newest. Out now!
https://t.co/v2RvurptJZ
In episode six of the #N4SJ podcast, host @TorsaG talks to @_neelofer about how literary scholars shaping the interdisciplinary field of Indian Ocean Studies today challenge the insidiousness of colonialism, capitalism, & slavery. Tune in! https://t.co/hm7DxiXShh