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Ethnic Studies Rally

By Mariah Ellen D. Dimalaluan
Advocates for a formalized Ethnic Studies program at Harvard rallied in front of Widener Library in early December 2019 after the University’s decision to deny tenure to Romance Languages and Literatures associate professor Lorgia García Peña.
Advocates for a formalized Ethnic Studies program at Harvard rallied in front of Widener Library in early December 2019 after the University’s decision to deny tenure to Romance Languages and Literatures associate professor Lorgia García Peña.

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