Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History
A progressive student-led movement in the early 1990s to build a free-standing building for the Black Cultural Center (BCC) createdContinue Reading
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Ruby Sinreich on the successes and failures of the BCC movement
Excerpt Description: Ruby Sinreich describes her belief that the BCC movement was a success, but explains the ways in whichContinue Reading
Donyell Roseboro on the need for a social space within the Stone Center
Excerpt Description: Donyell Roseboro, who wrote her dissertation on the BCC movement, describes her evolving understanding of the Stone CenterContinue Reading
Chris Faison on the possibilities for the Stone Center
Excerpt Description: Chris Faison details possibilities for growth and change for the space of the Stone Center and the needContinue Reading
Renee Alexander Craft on learning from the legacies of past social movements
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft explains how students can learn from the legacies of past social justice movements through academicContinue 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 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
Renee Alexander Craft on creating campus spaces of prestige and adaptation
Excerpt Description: Renee Alexander Craft describes how different spaces can interact with people, using the example of the first BlackContinue 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
Freedom Legacy Project Interest Flyer
Document Description: This flyer documents one of the few interest meetings for the Freedom Legacy Project, an organization first imagined byContinue Reading