Photo: No Hate at 'Gate 

 

"They were born to be slaves and serve White People. Bout time for them to start doing it again." 

 

"No nigger will ever rule the WHITE House". 

 

White-supremacist graffitis were found at Colgate University on the same day the United States elected its first African American president. It's been less than a week, and I am standing in front of an overflowing chapel on this all-American "Hidden Ivy" campus, with over a thousand people who have congregated here to denounce the symbols of a deep, ongoing strand of racism. The midday sun is as dim as the air is crisp, but the chill comes from elsewhere...

Writing book reports is just like writing essays containing the basic components that the teacher looks for in the academic papers. Since elementary, students experience writing a book report or a short review, and the complexity of writing it advances as the student reaches the higher level.

The November New Tactics on-line dialogue will feature “Human Rights in Higher Education: Incorporating practical experience”. This dialogue will specifically feature ideas, experiences and methods from human rights higher education programs for incorporating practical experience into human rights curriculums to better prepare human rights advocates for doing “on the ground” and “in the trenches” human rights work.

In Memory of Myanmar's Pro-Democracy Activist

Writing a research paper is a feat in itself but the tedious work does not end here. After the long hours students spent on researching, conducting their study, and writing their paper there is still one final and crucial step that they need to do: proofreading. Grammatical and typographical errors can seriously undermine the quality of the research paper so students should ensure thorough proofreading of their work

A Qualitative Exploration of Applied Drama Processes as a Behavioural Change Tool among HIV/Aids Performer/Facilitators: A Case Study of Kamoto Community Arts in Zambia

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Photo: Philippe Duhamel

Janelle Treibitz is a proud puppetista, organizer and waitress who thinks that culture, art, and organizing work must go together. Discover one of the resource practitioners in this month's online dialogue on the power of theatre as she shares her passion for cheap art puppets, wholesome bread and all-out liberation.