The Bigger the Ban, the Better the Read
Read between the lines of the Tucson school authorities’ spin: banned is banned.
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Read between the lines of the Tucson school authorities’ spin: banned is banned.
Author Jeff Biggers on right-wing yahoos, the immigrant struggle, and the Arizonification of America.
Knowledge, Power and Ethnic Studies: The borderline between embracing difference and segregating it.
Women muralists return to the scene of their early development as activists/artists.
Tagged: Arts/Poetry, education, public art
Author of Occupied America talks about surprise, fear and fanaticism in the battle to defend ethnic studies in Arizona.
Tagged: education, ethnic studies, Rodolfo Acuna, Saving Ethnic Studies
What better form of theatrical art than the farce to capture the absurdity of the infamous witch hunt of Tucson’s embattled Ethnic Studies program?
CultureStrikers have engaged in a range of actions to demonstrate in form and content how art and activism can be fused to build a collective vision for social justice.
Tagged: Colette Gaiter, education, Jessica Hagedorn, Tucson
In Arizona, a culture war is pitting education activists against a political establishment bent on maintaining the ethnocentric status quo. Community groups have taken the struggle to the courts.