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University of California
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University of California
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Third World College Now!
Facilitator: Marcelo Garzo Montalvo (Mapuche, Chilenx) is a musician, dancer, educator and PhD Candidate in Comparative Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley.
Description: In this session we will be in conversation with veterans of the 1969 Third World Liberation Front at UC Berkeley. We will cover a brief history and background of the TWLF and their demands for a Third World College, to open a space of inter-generational dialogue and solidarity. Representing over 50 years of radical BIPOC-led student activism, this ongoing movement continues to challenge the Eurocentric, capitalist, white supremacist, heteropatriarchal, abilist and settler colonial foundations of the university. Come to learn more about this historical student movement, and to collectively envision what a Third World College might look like today.
Intended audience: Anyone who wants to work to support ethnic studies and related projects
ABOUT US
The people’s university.
Think tank for resistance movements
Training school for a new generation of university labor organizers.
About the strike
The people’s university.
Think tank for resistance movements
Training school for a new generation of university labor organizers.
About the strike
OUR VISION
Public education free and accessible for everyone - without student debt.
Critical thinking and skills - not bound to the imperatives of the market.
Communities of care and shared struggle - not competition for grades & grants.
Brilliance - without ‘experts’.
Learn your power to organize personal and social transformation.
Decolonize, democratize, queer, and abolish the university.
Public education free and accessible for everyone - without student debt.
Critical thinking and skills - not bound to the imperatives of the market.
Communities of care and shared struggle - not competition for grades & grants.
Brilliance - without ‘experts’.
Learn your power to organize personal and social transformation.
Decolonize, democratize, queer, and abolish the university.