Reject the Coup
Our reading of American history demands nothing less than a total repudiation of the ongoing Republican coup as a grave threat to interracial democracy.
Tag: September 2020
When You’re The Only One Watching The World Burn
One former undergraduate explains how Black Lives Matter protests altered their life trajectory.
Masks Up, Don’t Shoot
Kashae Garland and Black students at Villanova University sparked a social movement to redefine the campus and its culture.
The Last Dance and the Death of American Empire
The sooner we marshal our resources for repairing those social relationships that have been poisoned by centuries of imperial destruction and for reconstructing society on progressive terms, the better chance we have of navigating this storm.
Teaching and Learning in Pandemic Times: On the Possibilities and Pitfalls of Virtual Learning Technologies
The pandemic offers an opportunity to return to collaborative models of instruction and reject regimes of academic surveillance that have long harmed disabled and marginalized students.
Moving Embodied Dance Practices Online
The shift to online and distance pandemic learning comes amid a larger push to rethink the boundaries of embodied performance in dance.
An Architecture of Healing: Transforming Racism
It is our goal that no one leaves the building unchanged and without learning something new about Fort Worth, its residents, and its history.
Dancing Decolonization: Embodying Communal Pedagogical Practices
There is so much learning and unlearning to do and teaching dance is one of my entry points into anti-racist work.
Breathing Room
Perhaps there is a little piece of utopia in every struggle, or perhaps the actual fight through the struggle is utopic.
