Education
PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente Fall 2010 Session Begins!
Fall 2010 Session of PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente- Click on PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente to download the schedule
Getting the Po-L-ICE Force out of Salesforce - Youth Poverty Skolaz Report on Salesforce Protest of CBP
Amir
How to Not Call Kkkops EVER Workshop
Where: 1st Congregational Church- 2501 Harrison street Oakland
Student Walkout
Thousands of students from schools across the nation walked out of class today in protest for more strict gun regulations.
What does a bully look like?
Mehqueena had been coming home all week frustrated and all her confidence in school system gone.. She had been harassed in class by two girls whom had been filming her and posting up rude comments about her. When Queena tried to tell staff at the school what was going on, she was made to feel as if she was the instigator and that the possibility of her being bullied by these particular girls was farfetched. She was made to feel like if these girls did not like her it was because of something she had done.
ReViewsForTheRevVoLution:: Black Panther and Black Love- a review
Movie Review: Black Panther
Action- This movie did not let me down with all the kick-azz scenes that kept me squealing with excitement and wanting more. The star-filled cast was amazing and perfected and the storyline tapped into my genetic memory bank.
Black History Month, or Thanking the Slaves for Making America Great?
A Black Panther Party Liberation School classrooom
Decolonization/Redistribution & Community Reparations seminar at PeopleSkool
Decolonization/Redistribution & Community Reparations seminar at PeopleSkool on the sacred land we unhoused, bordered, criminalized and displaced peoples cal Homefulness- with the goal of launching more Self-Determed poor and indigenous peoples led land reclamation movements like Homefulness across Mama Earth in this time of so much poor people/white supremacist hate, settler-colonizer theft and Sacred land desecration
The Revolution Continues: Ahmed Salah and the Arab Spring
“I was anticipating a breakthrough -- hoping that the protest would not be instantly dispersed by riot police, like so many previous marches. On that day I thought that if everybody does their part, we will have tens of thousands. What happened was a shock to me. Instead of tens of thousands, there were hundreds of thousands”.
-Ahmed Salah, speaking to Washington Post reporter Jackson Diehl
