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UP CLOSE | “It’s hard to sustain your love for Yale when you feel like Yale doesn’t love you back”: Yale’s second-class citizens

by Madison Hahamy - Yale Daily News, April 29, 2021

The Invention of Whiteness: the Long History of a Dangerous Idea

by Robert P Baird - The Guardian, April 20, 2021

Announcements

Statement on Anti-Asian Racism from FAS Chairs

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Announcements from President Peter Salovey

Today’s verdict on the murder of George Floyd

Building a Stronger and More Inclusive Yale

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‘It can’t stop at the syllabus’

“English professors and students reflect on syllabi diversity in foundational courses” in the Yale Daily News, 2/26/21

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One Seat Over

One Seat Over is a new storytelling podcast that aims to give a platform to the untold stories of Yale students. Every Yalie has incredible and unique stories to tell about their lives, and it’s about time we listen!

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Announcement from Yale Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning
For the first time, we have organized a yearlong Inclusive and Equitable Teaching seminar, which will meet once per month through May 4, 2021. We will explore a variety of topics related to diversity, equity, and inclusive teaching through readings and discussion. You can apply for the seminar and learn more on the Poorvu Center website.

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Next week, the Abolition Alliance at Yale (AAY), a coalition of Yale groups including the Black Students for Disarmament at Yale (BSDY) will join “Abolition May,” a national call to remove police departments from university campuses.

Yale is one of 60+ university campuses across North America participating in “Abolition May,” including CareNotCops at U Chicago, Police-Free Penn, Cops Off Campus throughout U California, etc. organized by Cops Off Campus Coalition and the Scholars for Social Justice. Abolition May begins with coordinated actions around the country on May 3 and ends on May 25, the first year anniversary of George Floyd’s death. To read more about the issues surrounding this current campaign to remove YPD, please see BSDY Abolition May and the many posted public resources, including teach-ins, and detailed analyses of YPD activity.

Support the Abolition Alliance at Yale for the “Abolition May” events next week, May 3-7.

May 3-7: sign the petition and/or the academic worker’s solidarity letter

Change your Zoom background or social media to express support

May 4, 5:00-6:30 pm: Abolition Teach-in [sign up for Zoom link]

Ala Ochumare, Youth Program Officer and cofounder of Black Lives Matter New Haven

Marbre Stahly-Butts, Executive Director of Law for Black Lives

T.J. Grayson, Yale Law School and the Black Law Students Association

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Faculty in Conversation Series: Antiracist Pedagogy

4/30/21: Greta LaFleur and Dan Martinez HoSang

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