Ashley Davis on foodworkers’ funding the strike
Excerpt Description: Ashley Davis explains that foodworkers and their supporters created the soul food cafeteria in Manning Hall to provideContinue Reading
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Lenoir Dining Hall
Lenoir Dining Hall, the central dining facility on the North Campus, was a critical space of resistance during the 1969Continue Reading
Campus Y
The Campus Y has served since the 1970s as a social justice hub in the Division of Student Affairs. TheContinue Reading
Ashley Davis on the soul food cafeteria in Manning Hall
Excerpt Description: Ashley Davis describes the creation of the alternative soul food cafeteria set up in Manning Hall, where foodworkersContinue Reading
Ashley Davis on the importance of UNC-Chapel Hill for social movements across North Carolina
Excerpt Description: Ashley Davis states the importance of UNC-Chapel Hill in movement-making across North Carolina because of its status asContinue Reading
Ashley Davis on the reaction of white students to integration
Excerpt Description: Ashley Davis describes how white students reacted to the demonstrations of Black Power in the Foodworkers’ Strikes, explainingContinue Reading
Blanche Brown on the history of student engagement in campus activism
Excerpt Description: Blanche Brown chronicles how student engagement with justice movements has changed over time. https://uncofthepeople.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/brown-blanche_paststudentgroups1.mp3 Interviewee Name: Blanche BrownContinue Reading
Donelle Boose on using the legacy of the past
Excerpt Description: Donelle Boose explains how learning from past justice movements should inform the questions and responsibilities of current justiceContinue Reading
Donelle Boose on the Black community of Chapel Hill
Excerpt Description: Donelle Boose states the obvious responsibility of students to recognize the Black community of Chapel Hill as partContinue Reading
Chris Baumann on generational movements made through small acts
Excerpt Description: Chris Baumann explains that justice movements at the University are built by each generation of students through aContinue Reading