Episode 2: Manifesting Destiny: UC Berkeley and the Beginnings of Higher Education in California
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Episode 2: Manifesting Destiny: UC Berkeley and the Beginnings of Higher Education in California
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In this episode we expose the ways settler colonialism, manifest destiny, and eugenics shaped the displacement and genocide of Indigenous people and influenced the development of California’s first public university. We felt it was important to contemplate these foundational events in California history, in order to properly understand the historical and political contexts from which higher education emerged in California. We will start the episode by reviewing some early Indigenous history of the place that became California, then we will discuss the policies of the State of California towards Indigenous people, from the founding of the state in 1850 through the 1880s. Next we will talk about the founding of UC Berkeley and the university’s relationship to native land theft and sovereignty. Finally we will discuss the way the men that created the university viewed Indigenous people, and the connection between UC Berkeley and community colleges.
Hosts: Evan Tucker, Kenia Rendon Guerrero, and Mar-Kell Law
Explicit Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of genocide and may not be suited for all ages or audiences.