So the other day I mentioned this book, VOX by Christina Dalcher, that depicted a world where women can only say 100 words a day. This book outlines the fact that the time is now and that we should not wait to stand up for our rights or wait for someone else to do it. I recommend this book for anyone that loves a dystopian novel and a quick, but juicy read. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37796866-vox this is the information page on GoodReads.
(ALSO I really do not know how to edit the doc. SORRY)
I wished for this clip to serve a general purpose to study his character, mannerisms and his deep thoughts behind his philosophy on the African American struggle. The cool thing is that this clip is also video recorded, not only audio, so we can better observe him.
As mentioned in class, Farewell to Manzanar is a book that explores the atrocities of Japanese internment camps through the eyes of a seven year old Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston. The book is deeply fascinating as it portrays the same sense of hopelessness and anxiety of those who were unjustly interned at the Manzanar camp.
Hullabaloo is today, November 16th, 2018! Its from 8pm-12am on Matthew’s Quad! Be sure to register on library walk (outside of the book store) before you go. Here’s the link to the website for more info:
So the other day I mentioned this book, VOX by Christina Dalcher, that depicted a world where women can only say 100 words a day. This book outlines the fact that the time is now and that we should not wait to stand up for our rights or wait for someone else to do it. I recommend this book for anyone that loves a dystopian novel and a quick, but juicy read. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/37796866-vox this is the information page on GoodReads.
(ALSO I really do not know how to edit the doc. SORRY)
Prelude to Class on Wednesday on James Baldwin: He debates at Cambridge Uni. in 1965 on “Is the American Dream at the expense of the American Negro?”
Even though the entire clip is nearly 1 hour long, I have picked out where Baldwin speaks from 14:10 to 38:00
Youtube Link —> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFeoS41xe7w
I wished for this clip to serve a general purpose to study his character, mannerisms and his deep thoughts behind his philosophy on the African American struggle. The cool thing is that this clip is also video recorded, not only audio, so we can better observe him.
As mentioned in class, Farewell to Manzanar is a book that explores the atrocities of Japanese internment camps through the eyes of a seven year old Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston. The book is deeply fascinating as it portrays the same sense of hopelessness and anxiety of those who were unjustly interned at the Manzanar camp.
https://www.amazon.com/Farewell-Manzanar-Jeanne-Wakatsuki-Houston/dp/1328742113
Hullabaloo is today, November 16th, 2018! Its from 8pm-12am on Matthew’s Quad! Be sure to register on library walk (outside of the book store) before you go. Here’s the link to the website for more info:
http://hullabaloo.ucsd.edu/2018/index.html#faq
Here are a list of events occurring throughout UCSD in honor of World AIDS Day.
http://lgbt.ucsd.edu/events/world-aids-day/index.html