The Future of Education: Black Life and Our Classrooms A Moderated Panel Discussion
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Gordon, C. Darius; Silva dos Santos, Andreia Beatriz; Onã Walê Borges dos Santos, Onirê; Chism-Misquitta, Muwazu; Cook, Cherrish
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This piece is an abridged version of a panel discussion that was part of the symposium on Anti-Black State Violence Across the Americas: Power and Struggle in Brazil and the U.S., held at UC Berkeley on February 20-22, 2019, and organized by the LUTA Initiative, a coalition of scholars invested in facilitating international dialogue about racialized state violence across the Americas. The conversation featured Cherrish Cook and Muwazu Chisum-Misquitta (Berkeley High School Student Activists, United States) in conversation with Onirê Onã Walê Borges dos Santos and Andreia Beatriz Silva dos Santos (React or Die/Winnie Mandela Pan-Africanist School, Salvador da Bahia, Brazil). C. Darius Gordon moderated the panel (Editor, Berkeley Review of Education, Graduate School of Education, UC Berkeley). Alejandro Reyes performed transcription and translation for this article. For more information on the LUTA Initiative, the symposium, and a full video of this panel discussion with English and Portuguese subtitles, visit https://lutainitiative.wordpress.com/
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2019
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Berkeley Review of Education
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9/1
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Gordon, C. Darius; Silva dos Santos, Andreia Beatriz; Onã Walê Borges dos Santos, Onirê; Chism-Misquitta, Muwazu; Cook, Cherrish