Brothers and Sisters of the 68 Strike

About This Item

This panel looks at the Sisters and Brothers of the BSU talking about what they did, how it affected their lives and their political perspectives. They will also talk about why they did what they did, what was accomplished, and where they (as a people and as a consciousness) are at this time. http://ethnicstudies.sfsu.edu

Provided by
College of Ethnic Studies
Recorded on
10/29/08
Rights for this video belong to
College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University
Video
Publisher
Dr. Ken Monteiro, Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University
Duration
0:36:35
Views
3630

Related Items

A History of EOP The Living Legacy of the 1968 Strike Against the Current Higher Education Applied Africana Studies Part 1 and Part 2 Asian American Political Alliance AAPA and Asian American Activism in the 60's Aubrey Labrie and Joe Illick Interview BSU 64 to 68 Conversations Ethnic Studies the Past, Future and in the Moment with Ken Mosesh Critical Spiritual Pedagogy Methodologies of Liberation and Resistance Daniel Gonzales Interview Roberto Vargas Interview Roger Alvardo Interview Role of Higher Education Role of Service to the Communities in Asian Sound Come Unity Creating a Consciousness Continuumat SF State in World Music and Dance Ethnic Studies and AsianImprov Arts Student Discussions on Family The Art and Soul of the Struggle The International Connection of the SF State Strike to Todays Organizing for Global Social Justice The Legacy of the 68 strike and the Student Center Murals The Lucifer Effect The Role and Lessons of SDS Part 1