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Maya Jupiter "Cancel the Rent Fest" performance 3/31/20

Dear Class, In preparation for Maya Jupiter's Zoom into our class on Monday, listen to this link.  #CancelRent  Festival: May...

Saturday, May 30, 2020

Live Blog Post #1 - Kimia Preston

I thought it was very powerful hearing from Ophelia Esparza, who has been nationally and globally recognized for her work, explaining how this tradition has been passed down from generation to generation. Generations before her, her family practiced the traditions of altar making and other spiritual practices including food making. "The most important education is the one you receive at home" is a powerful cultural statement because she is recognizing the influence of family and ancestry on legacy and life. Her family members were her teachers and gave her memories that have influenced how she has lived and the struggles that she has had to endure.

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