17 Aug What did you learn from the materials?
What did you learn from the materials? What questions did they prompt for you? What new lines of research might you want to investigate? Your reflections can take a variety of forms, including a short write-up (200 words), an audio a news article accompanied by your own text about its relevance to what you read, or a combination thereof. The main point is that you engage with the materials in some way and share those findings
Readings:
- ▪ Alexis Shotwell, “The Virus is a Relation,” Upping the Anti: A Journal of Theory and Action, May 5, 2020.https://uppingtheanti.org/blog/entry/the-virus-is-…
- ▪ Podcast featuring A. Naomi Paik, “Sanctuary for All, Sanctuary Everywhere,” (ep355) Green Dreamerhttps://greendreamer.com/podcast/a-naomi-paik-bans…
- ▪ Dean Spade, “Solidarity Not Charity: Mutual Aid Mobilization and Survival,” Social Text 142, vol. 38, no. 1, March 2020, 131-151.http://www.deanspade.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/0…
- ▪ Film: American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs (dir. Grace Lee, 2013)
