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Shereen Marisol Maragi
Journalist and reporter who produced and narrated the main archival story for this episode about the 1968 San Francisco State strike and the origins of ethnic studies.
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Dec 24, 2025
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What the 1968 fight for ethnic studies classes teaches us about today
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Shereen Marisol Maragi, a journalist known for her compelling storytelling, dives deep into the 1968 San Francisco State strike, a pivotal moment in the fight for ethnic studies. She highlights how the protests were fueled by racial injustices and significant figures like George Murray connected the movement to broader national sentiments. Listeners hear about the formation of the Third World Liberation Front and the push for admissions reform. Maragi emphasizes the lasting impact of this struggle on higher education and the ongoing relevance of ethnic studies today.
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