Carol McDonald on the legacy of social justice campus movements
Excerpt Description: Carol McDonald explains how members of the BCC movement placed themselves within the legacy of the long civilContinue Reading
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Carol McDonald on the historical legacies of Black workers rights
Excerpt Description: Carol McDonald describes how the connections between the BCC movement and the housekeepers’ movement were connected to theContinue Reading
Carol McDonald on cycles of activism and change
Excerpt Description: Carol McDonald recounts the cycles of activism that occur and the frustrations that students can sometimes feel aboutContinue Reading
Renee Alexander Craft on coalition building across spaces and organizations
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft details how different campus organizations and interests feed into each other in a generative way,Continue Reading
Renee Alexander Craft on building an usable institutional memory for student organizations
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft describes her wish that students archive and document themselves as they build their movements soContinue Reading
Renee Alexander Craft on strategies of direct action for community
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft explains how strategies of direct action communicate to other students, faculty, and administrators on theContinue Reading
Renee Alexander Craft on potentials for the Stone Center
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft states her love and support for the Stone Center and her wish for a socialContinue Reading
Ed Chaney on the history of Black student spaces
Excerpt Description: Ed Chaney details the history of attacks against spaces for Black students on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus andContinue Reading
John Bradley on shifting the narrative of social movements to create change
Excerpt Description: John Bradley explains that when movements stall, there is a need to shift the public narrative in orderContinue Reading
John Bradley on the importance of Black women’s leadership
Excerpt Description: John Bradley describes the respect he had for the Black women who led the BCC movement, explaining howContinue Reading