Joshua Clover, originally delivered this lecture in early 2014 at GCAS. Clover is a writer and a Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of California Davis.
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Dr. Firoze Manji (GCAS Research Fellow) discusses the protests and what it means to be human.
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Prof. Gabbard discusses the situation from a Brazilian perspective in the GCAS “America in Revolt” Series.
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Boris Franklin’s talk in the GCAS “America in Revolt” Series in which he discusses his journey from prison to building democracy and education in the USA.
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Prof. Dr. Evelyn Simien (University of Connecticut) delivers a lecture in the GCAS “America in Revolt” Series. June 13, 2020
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Dr. Greg Williams, PhD Lectures on "How Truth Claims of Voter Fraud Influence Public Policy: A Political Discourse Analysis" in the GCAS Public Lecture Series.
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"Is America Possible?": Protest, Pandemic, and Planetary Possibility” by Prof. Dr. Corey D. B. Walker, Wake Forest University and Distinguished Research Fellow at GCAS.
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Renowned cultural critic, Prof. Henry Giroux discusses the protests with Anthony Clemons, Andrew Keltner, and Creston Davis.
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This is the first discussion in the GCAS Review’s Series, “America in Revolt” featuring talks from Lewis Gordon, LaRose Parris, and Kevin Boileau.
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Prof. Keith Faulkner reads the recent protests in the USA by deconstructing Kant’s philosophy. Image credit: Clay Banks.
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Minneapolis Update & Thoughts by Andrew P. Keltner
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GCAS sponsored film directed by: Gorav and Rohan Kalyan
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GCAS College PhD Researcher Andrew Keltner interviews Andrew Feenberg, PhD. The interview discusses topics including the democratization of technology, capitalism and technology, technophobia, and the singularity, among others.
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Knowledge is a social technology argues, Creston Davis
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