J 100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: White Supremacy

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8 May 2018
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J100 Lecture #11 - Scot Nakagawa, ChangeLab (Advocacy and Social Justice - Journalism)
Guest Speaker - Scot Nakagawa, ChangeLab (Advocacy and Social Justice - Journalism)
ChangeLab
Conceived as an organization laboratory
Have thought labs/race labs
Groups that have been
Grew up in Hawaii in a complex social environment
Dynamics of community were very complicated
Grew up trying to figure out all of these dynamics
No street lights
Very dark at night
People live far from each other
Hard to intervene in domestic violence
Formal education stopped at 11th grade
Dropped out of high school
Went to college for 1 year at age 23
Did jobs to pay for his adult literacy classes
School janitor
Cafeteria worker
This turned into a job
Training App program
President Carter program where low-income people could get
jobs easier
Worked with people in emergency shelters
Between the ages of 18 - 23 he opened 13 emergency shelter
Moved to Corvallis
Worked at a shelter and referred others to free medical services
Moved to Portland
Worked with homeless people
Most significant experience in all of this was that during his time
at Worksite Project
Attacked by Neonazis
Got away safe
Very scary
Traumatic
Talked with police and filed a hate crime report
Joined a group that dealt with hate groups
His report was never filed with the officer who took it
Went from being a service provide to being a political activist
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J100 lecture #11 - scot nakagawa, changelab (advocacy and social justice - journalism) Guest speaker - scot nakagawa, changelab (advocacy and social justice - journalism) Grew up in hawaii in a complex social environment. Grew up trying to figure out all of these dynamics. Went to college for 1 year at age 23. Did jobs to pay for his adult literacy classes. President carter program where low-income people could get jobs easier. Between the ages of 18 - 23 he opened 13 emergency shelter. Worked at a shelter and referred others to free medical services. Most significant experience in all of this was that during his time at worksite project. Talked with police and filed a hate crime report. Joined a group that dealt with hate groups. His report was never filed with the officer who took it. Went from being a service provide to being a political activist. Realize that there must be something wrong with this situation.

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