The great anti colonial thinker and fighter Frantz Fanon described the function of education in the metropole to be bewilderment. Committed to political education as needed clarification against the forces of obfuscation, the Center for Racial Justice organizes freedom schools, summer institutes, and workshops that center the perspectives of peoples most impacted by structural violence. By working with and collaborating with organizations within and beyond the university, the CRJ creates collective spaces where liberatory study informs transformation action and vice versa.

Image Credit/Caption: Berkeley, California. A sketch by Eric Liang Norberg. One of three concept sketches and proposals for the third world Liberation Front (twLF) mural to be housed in Barrows Hall at UC Berkeley.