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This paper examines the legacy of the students' struggle to have voice in the academy outside the White dominant structure, a step in a long goal of transforming the academy, and the society at large. In a similar vein, Edward Said's work, initiated over 30 years ago, was the first step for Arabs and Arab Americans to take on the academy in a struggle against dehumanization which opened up the academy for new and alternative voices that aim at transforming U.S. policies at home and abroad. http://ethnicstudies.sfsu.edu
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