[Free]dom Fridays: The Brown Power Movement & Liberation

The Brown Power Movement & the Struggle for Immigrant rights

Friday, September 18, 2020 · 2:30 - 4 PM

Online

[Free]dom Fridays are designed to provide a virtual space to have an open dialogue about social justice and identity-based topics with other participants.

This session will examine the Brown Power movement led by Chicano activists in support of equity for Latine/x immigrant workers and their families. Discussion will include historical activism, as well as current issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

All undergrads, grads, staff, faculty, and alumni are encouraged to attend! For any questions, please email Carlos Turcios, Coordinator for Student Diversity and Inclusion at carlos6@umbc.edu or The Mosaic at mosaic@umbc.edu.

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posted	July 30, 2020
sponsor	The Mosaic, Interfaith, and Pride Centers
tags	brownpower diversityandinclusion freedomfridays latinx umbctogether
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