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We Demand is a podcast series that takes a personal look at advocacy on campus.

Throughout history, college campuses often function as a breeding ground for advocacy and cultural movements. Whether it be the Chinese communist revolution which began with student groups on campus, or the 1970 nationwide strikes against the invasion of Cambodia, conversations begin with student groups.

In 2017, Emerson had its own student group protest led by POWER (Protesting Oppression With Education Reform). Through this series I examine, on a personal level, what moves activists to protest. We Demand is an intimate window, a sort of oral history, of culture at Emerson, and thus a window into our nation’s future.

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Aftermath

For the final episode of We Demand we’re focusing on the aftermath of the protest. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

Protest

The day of the protest arrives. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

Planning

Tour guides become organizers as the protest takes shape. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

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