ANTH21-W2020: Race & Racism Class Exercise
ANTH21-W2020: Response 1
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- Students are the vessels in which campus culture is manifested. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 2
Description | Advocate - Often, it is difficult, as a grad student, to keep a broad perspective on campus life, but we are in a position to support all groups from a slight power position. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 3
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- Students play a huge role in students campus climate through activism students demonstrate their concerns and the changes they want to see. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 4
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1. We are co-creators of climate on campus by choosing which groups, campus events to or support. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 5
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1. Students are co-creators of climate on campus when we choose the classes we will take, the events we go to, and the groups we choose to be a part of. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 6
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- Students bring in different views and values, these are spread around campus. These contribute to the overall society and campus |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 7
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1- Connecting the students who have same target |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 8
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- We are co-creators of our campus by being multiethnic. We want to have a normal, stable climate. It's what we all want. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 9
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Students are the ones that form the "climate" or atmosphere on campus |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 10
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1. We are co-creators because what we do defines how others see our school. Each person will do their part based in what they believe in, even doing nothing is a way to show what climate the student body is leaning towards. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 11
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I see myself more as an advocate |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 12
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Self-help |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 13
Description | Helper - I make the effort to participate by helping in thing like giving out flyers, volunteering and etc… so that other can focus on making changes in multiple forms of action / Making friends from multiple parts of the world. I am aware of certain issue that need change. By connecting with ASA, JIP and MSA I am able to be a helper |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 14
Description | We are co-creators of climate on campus because we get to decide whether or not we are advocates or helpers for a certain cause. We are connected to all campus events, directly or indirectly |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 15
Description | We are responsible for how we treat everyone around us and we have bigger impacts than we realize when we do something positive or negative towards others. We are connected to everything just by being here. If we go to the event/action we are physically connected but if we don't we are just connected by association. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 16
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1) We are co-creators of campus climate because we choose what we want to keep from a past and what we want to change. I am definitely a rebel. Within my major there has been a lot of inequality between the undergrads and the grads. We're currently putting together a list of demands and plan on doing a walk-out to make our voices heard. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 17
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1) We are co-creators because we are the ones currently on campus, so we control the social climate for the time being. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 18
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1) We can influence climate on campus by / |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 19
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We are co-creators of climate on campus by the ways we engage with others, what we deem acceptable within the university and how we can start individual change. I plan on getting involved at the resource center and trying to show up as an advocate for all of those on campus who aren't getting their needs met. |
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ANTH21-W2020: Response 20
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We are co-creators of climate on campus because we all participate in it and live here. For example, everyone takes part in the UC Socially Dead reputation by not reaching out / talking to others. |
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On Thursday, March 5, 2020, a member of the Tell Us How UC It: A Living Archive project gave a presentation to the Winter 2020 ANTH21: Race & Racism class. The final activity was a prompt for the students to consider the following questions and write their responses on a post-it note: "How are we co-creators of climate on campus? What campus events or narratives are we connected to?"
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Peterson Hall 102
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