Third World student movement

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The Third World student movement was a coalition of predominantly Black, Latino, Asian American, and other marginalized students in the 1960s and 1970s that fought for ethnic studies programs, greater representation, and institutional change in higher education.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil rights movement
coalition
social movement
student movement
activeInPeriod 1960s
1970s
emergedFrom Asian American movement
Black Power movement NERFINISHED
Chicano movement NERFINISHED
U.S. civil rights movement
anti–Vietnam War movement
hasIdeology Third World solidarity NERFINISHED
anti-imperialism
anti-racism
decolonization of education
self-determination
hasKeyDemand community-relevant curricula
creation of autonomous ethnic studies departments
establishment of Asian American Studies programs
establishment of Black Studies programs
establishment of Chicano Studies programs
establishment of Native American Studies programs
increased financial aid for low-income students
open admissions for underrepresented students
protection of students from political repression
hasMainGoal community control over education
creation of ethnic studies programs
curricular reform
greater representation in higher education
increased hiring of faculty of color
increased recruitment of students of color
institutional change in higher education
support for global anti‑imperialist struggles
hasParticipant Asian American students NERFINISHED
Black students
Latino students
Native American students
other marginalized students
influencedBy Third World liberation struggles
global decolonization movements
legacy creation of ethnic studies departments at many universities
increased racial and ethnic diversity in higher education
institutionalization of ethnic studies as an academic field
operatedInContext United States higher education system NERFINISHED
opposed Eurocentric curricula
institutional racism in universities
tracking and exclusion of students of color
usedTactic building occupations
coalition organizing
mass demonstrations
negotiations with university administrations
student strikes

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San Francisco State College strike of 1968–1969 movement Third World student movement