
What Sandhya's learning on social movements in their PhD program, as well as lessons from 30 years in organizing, writing, and DEI work! With a focus on what might be useful to all of us trying to create a better world one neighborhood at a time.
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I’ve had a push-pull relationship with some of the places I lived. Akron, Ohio was a great place to grow up in a lot of ways — I still know people from my childhood who are making the world a better place, and I went to a church where the p...
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Last week I left you mid-story regarding the Sleepy Lagoon case. I didn’t know about that case until this summer when I was looking into what had actually led to the “Zoot Suit Riots.”1
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I spend a lot of time thinking about how we can get along better, not just for the sake of neighborliness, but because we need each other if we’re going to win any of our fights for justice. Like we used to say at the Oakland...
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There is a through-line from the Buck v. Bell decision in 1927 — which authorized forced sterilization and has never been formally overturned — to the current proposals to eliminate Home and Community Based Services funding an...
Hey, friend. So much has been said about the 25th anniversary of 9/11 I don’t have anything to add other than, yesterday I attended an event on 25 years of solidarity among Arab, Muslim, South Asian and other activists that emerged in the w...
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