TUCSON YOUTH POETRY SLAM
Poetic Politics at Pima Community College
Posted in Education, Video/Media
Tagged: Arts/Poetry, Logan Phillips, Tucson
NEWS
Jun 12, 2013Divided Immigrant Families Reach Beyond Barriers - NYTimes.com
Jun 5, 2013The Movimiento Nacional de Pendejos y My Poem - {Young}ist
May 21, 2013Immigrant Death Rate Rises on Illegal Crossings - NYTimes.com
May 18, 2013A Focus on Border Security and Temporary Visas as Senators Return to Immigration - NYTimes.com
MICHELLE CHEN
Tide Shifting for Tucson’s Embattled Mexican American Studies?
Posted in Education, Video/Media
Tagged: Saving Ethnic Studies
JEFF BIGGERS
The Bigger the Ban, the Better the Read
Read between the lines of the Tucson school authorities’ spin: banned is banned.
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, education, Jeff Biggers, Tucson
ASIAN AMERICAN WRITERS' WORKSHOP
State Out of the Union
Join Jeff Biggers, Rinku Sen, Aura Bogado, Felipe Baeza, & Chude Mondlane at NYC’s Performance Project on September 24.
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, civil rights, Jeff Biggers, SB1070, Undocubus
MICHELLE CHEN
Cultural Miseducation
Knowledge, Power and Ethnic Studies: The borderline between embracing difference and segregating it.
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: education, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA
Historical Amnesia Blinds Us
Why are some communities told to forget their history?
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Rodolfo Acuna
UNIDOS TUCSON
Get Your Banned Books Now
Posted in Education, Video/Media
Tagged: ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
JEFF BIGGERS
An Ethnic Studies Origin Story
A Tucson teaching: “How We Won in the 1990s,” a program on the origins of TUSD’s Mexican American Studies.
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, ethnic studies, Jeff Biggers, Mexican American Studies, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA
Arizona’s False Expectations
In ethnic studies battle, the state is again attacking the dreams of Arizona’s poorest.
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Arizona, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson
RODOLFO F. ACUÑA
Criminalizing Thinking
Acuña: A multiple choice of Dumb, Ignorant, Mean or Greedy?
Posted in Education, Nonfiction
Tagged: Chicano, ethnic studies, Mexican American Studies, Republican Party, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies, Tucson