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A podcast exploring how Ethnic Studies has been an insurgent intellectual movement, site of contestation, and driver of transformation
Unknown Host hosts The Confluence: Ethnic Studies and the Public Good.
This episode steps outside the academy to explore how Ethnic Studies is changing public understandings of race in America, particularly in museums and other spaces of public engagement. Hosts Shelley Lee and Gina PĂ©rez s
Gen X scholars entered the academy about two decades after the struggle for Ethnic Studies resulted in the institutionalization of the first programs, but this didn’t necessarily make their work easy. Hosts Shelley Lee a
In our inaugural episode, we speak with two giants of Ethnic Studies and social movement scholarship: Robin D.G. Kelley (University of California, Los Angeles) and George Lipsitz (University of California, Santa Barbara)
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