Flooded with Determination- A Dystopian Short Story of Resilience

“Equipped with their limited resources, determination, and knowledge passed down through generations, Citlali and Toussaint set sail, their submarine, cutting through the murky depths.” In a not-so-distant future, where the consequences of climate change had reshaped America’s geography, Citlali and her husband, Toussaint, found themselves navigating a world of submerged cities and dangerous journeys.   …

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Brief History of Exhibitions in America

Exhibitions are exhiVISIONS There are various kinds of exhibits inside museums and cultural institutions. Some of the first exhibitions were ethnographic, with life-like replicas like in the natural history museum or period rooms that attempted to conserve and recreate rooms as they existed in the past. As transportation and globalization took off in the early …

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Free Lunch

How intertwined are race and class?  When can you talk about one until you must acknowledge the other? Which one is more uncomfortable to discuss?  Class  The influence of class on my way of being has been passively and actively there. I didn’t realize what class I came from until I went to college and …

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Will to Change

  I like to read multiple books simultaneously.   So far, my line of inquiry has been identity, as understood through race and class. Today I went back to bell hooks and her book The Will to Change. It has made me think about how patriarchy influences race and class.  I treat each book as …

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REVISIONING AMERICAN HISTORY

I’ve always wondered why the United States is so divided from Latin America.   In An African American and Latinx History of the United States (REVISIONING HISTORY) by Dr. Paul Ortiz, he writes about the history of the United States and its involvement in the division and degradation of BIPOC since the American Revolution in …

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