They Didn't Know We Were Seeds
They Didn't Know We Were Seeds
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Are you Beanstacking?
This saying was used as part of protests after 43 student teachers vanished. Read the background in the article above, then watch one example of the protests in the video. Finally, read the most recent update on this even in the article below the video.
In Efrén Divided, Jennifer teaches Efrén the saying, "nos quisieron enterrar, pero no sabían que eramos semillas." Read about the origins of this saying here.
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Read about college students who are working for change and pushing back against oppression.
Watch this video about Dolores Huerta's fight to guarantee rights for agricultural laborers.
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