Working class history
write a persuasive piece that brings 3 weekly themes together., Make an original argument that ties them all together around the theme of time and space. ,time and space. We often take this relationship for granted but did Professors lectures and the lectures/texts from our guest speakers help you understanding this relationship better. Think of an original argument that says something about the connection among memory, heritage, ancestry, trauma, history, indigeneity, settler colonialism, sovereignty, futurity, decolonization/postcolonialism, (neo)fascism, narratives/stories, empire etc. You don’t have to talk about all these things (citing only class materials but no need for bibliography) but what interests you, tying them together in an analytical way. You can have an argument (for example) like “I argue that decolonization is a form of solidarity for the future,” something interesting that is based on the materials and what you learned in class. Cite multiple sources that include lectures and the readings to show you paid attention to it all. Write 1.5 to 2 pages single-spaced due on Canvas by Sunday MAY 4
WEEK 1 THEME: Empire, prison CAMPS, labor
Working class history
WEEK 2 THEME: HOMOPHOBIA, FASCISM, ANTIRACISM
WEEK 3 THEME: Narratives, solidarity, human rights
WEEK 4 THEME: SOVEREIGNTY, INDIGENEITY, COLONIALISM
here is the link to my notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ud7YrtInYLWU7oCCMStXI-0tysm-VvVT1XbvTrUcsp w/edit?usp=sharing
my notes include notes on lectures as well as notes on guest speakers we have had that wrote the reading attached. use only these sources. NO OUTSIDE SOURCES!
I attached the class readings for you to use:
1. for “Guantanamo: a working class history”, use pages 191-214
2. “toward a better world for gays”
3. “the legacy of sanctuary”
4. “The multiplicty of Hawaiian sovereignty”
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Working class history
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