Black Lives Matter: Local Perspectives

Authors

Angela Diaz, Utah State UniversityFollow
Amy Odum, Utah State UniversityFollow
Gonca Soyer, Utah State UniversityFollow
Christy M. Glass, Utah State UniversityFollow

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Description

A conversation with USU faculty on the historical and contemporary significance of the movement for Black lives, the potential for this movement to address systemic racism and white supremacy and ways the USU community can support this movement locally. The conversation features Dr. Angela Diaz, Assistant Professor of History, Dr. Amy Odum, Professor of Psychology and Gonca Soyer, an Adjunct Professor in Human Development and Family Studies.

Publisher

Utah State University

Publication Date

9-9-2020

Keywords

Black Lives Matter, BLM, Utah, local perspectives, USU faculty

Recommended Citation

Diaz, Angela; Odum, Amy; Soyer, Gonca; and Glass, Christy M., "Black Lives Matter: Local Perspectives" (2020). Teach-In for Racial Justice. 5.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/inter_teach-in/5