The Lower Frequencies
The Lower Frequencies
Podcast Description
A podcast from the UC Ethnic Studies Council.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes such as legislation affecting ethnic studies, social justice, and educational policies, with episodes that delve into specific legislation like AB 1468 and its implications for K-12 education, as well as broader conversations about the impact of political decisions on ethnic studies curricula.
A podcast from the UC Ethnic Studies Council.
Episode 2: The People v. the UC: Thomas Harvey and Mark Kleiman
In the first of a series on “The People v. The UC,” The Lower Frequencies welcomes movement lawyers Thomas Harvey and Mark Kleiman to discuss their tireless work defending the students, staff, and faculty of the University of California from repression. Mark and Thomas discuss what brought them to movement law, their work in defending ethnic studies from Zionist attacks, and their battles with the UC, including a successful court action against Regent Jay Sures and an ongoing lawsuit on behalf of those in the UCLA encampment who were brutalized by Zionist counter-protesters and police. If you are interested in supporting their work, you can donate at the link to the UCLA lawsuit below or email Thomas Harvey at [email protected].
Links:
The People for a Free Palestine v. UCLA (please donate to support this case if you can)
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