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  • Expressing CARE and Finding Liberation with Community-based Arts Initiatives

    By Imagining America

    September 29, 2022

    By Rashmeet Kaur

    During the pandemic, I learned how to slow down and embrace the communities around me. As an artist from several underserved backgrounds…

  • Entanglements of the U.S. military-industrial complex

    By Imagining America

    September 29, 2022

    By Nathaly Ortiz

    As a first-generation Latinx college student entering my second year in the doctoral program in Ethnic Studies at the University of California…

  • Thinking creatively and collectively about reparative futures

    By Imagining America

    September 28, 2022

    By Marisa Raya

    I came to be a scholar of land reparations after working most of my life in the public sector, leading data-based analysis of racialized urban displacement and regional disparities…

  • Decolonial praxis collective- Grassroots popular pedagogy

    By Imagining America

    September 28, 2022

    By Fernando David Márquez Duarte

    Public Scholarship to me refers to projects that are born from scholars, mostly BIPOC, that are marginalized from academic spaces and have a commitment for reaching more just…

  • Mass Incarceration in the Land of the Free

    By Imagining America

    September 28, 2022

    By Brittany Daniels

    My work enables reconfigurations of institutional approaches toward collaborative and community-based work through counter-storytelling…

  • Reading, Living, and Teaching Black Literature

    By Imagining America

    September 27, 2022

    By Cristovão Nwachukwu

    My work is rooted in Blackness. My doctoral research investigates African novels that portray Black African immigrants who migrate…

  • Collaboration as a Feminist practice: Black women through my lens

    By Imagining America

    September 27, 2022

    By Blya Krouba

    Notable contemporary Artist Mickalene Thomas once said “Beauty has always been an ​element of discussion for Black women…

  • [Au]xiology, a pedagogical experiment investigating value & gold

    By Imagining America

    September 26, 2022

    By Ant(onia) Lore(nzo)

    I think a lot about the so-called “potential” of so-called “gen z.” Just barely a member of this supposably fast-paced generation myself…

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