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On April 3rd, 2025, campus coalition leaders Dr. Antonieta Mercado, Austin Galy, and John Halaka sat down to discuss their stories and coalition work.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
Jesse talks about black community during the Rest and Reparations There’s More Live event in collaboration with the Black Student Resource Commons.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
Jay Rice talks about balancing activism during the Rest and Reparations There’s More Live event in collaboration with the Black Student Resource Commons.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
Devin talks about Dance during the Rest and Reparations There’s More Live event in collaboration with the Black Student Resource Commons.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
Khalia talks about the strong black woman trope during the Rest and Reparations There’s More Live event in collaboration with the Black Student Resource Commons.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
Jay Rice talks about whitewashing during the Rest and Reparations There’s More Live event in collaboration with the Black Student Resource Commons.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
What does it look like to rest? What does rest open up and make possible? What do reparations look like in institutional spaces? Jay Rice, Dr. Ii, Devon Howard, Jesse Gathungu, and Myesha Henderson from the BSRC took time to discuss how they approach the idea of labor in the modern era. There was lively discussion between the students, faculty, and staff members about how they take time for themselves in a demanding world.
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
In collaboration with the Office of the Tribal Liaison, Gail Perez & Alberto Pulido respond: How have you been involved in the creation of the office of the tribal liaison? What message do you have for USD as a guiding recommendation and hopes for continuing in the works of the office of the tribal liaison?
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
In collaboration with the Office of the Tribal Liaison, Gail Perez & Alberto Pulido respond: In what ways did living through great changes in society lead you to know how or where you wanted to lend yourself as a force for change in the community and or higher education?
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
In collaboration with the Office of the Tribal Liaison, Gail Perez & Alberto Pulido respond: If there is, is there a specific time or experience that inspired your life toward or through activism, resistance or active resistance?
Student Producer: Ashley Larson
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