Building the Mothership: “School Bussing” on Public Transportation
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
This thesis is about the beautiful youth of San Francisco, specifically the youth of Sunnydale and Bayview-Hunters Point. It amplifies their voices, brilliance, and experiences taking public transportation to and from school.
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This thesis was finished during the 2020 Pandemic COVID 19. The author finished it under great duress and personal struggle. The author finished it while watching the world finally acknowledge the cries of Black and Brown folks around the world.
Black Lives Matter. Love Heals All. Change Must Come. Listen. Empower. Envision. Dream. Share. Speak. Stand. Sing. Be You. Love Difference. See HUMANITY.
Thank you for your time <3
Description
Type of resource | text |
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Date created | January 2019 - June 2020 |
Creators/Contributors
Author | Marquez, Lauren Elizabeth |
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Primary advisor | Shanks, Michael |
Subjects
Subject | Science Technology and Society |
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Subject | education |
Subject | students |
Subject | Stanford University |
Subject | racism |
Subject | school |
Subject | mothership |
Subject | mothership connection |
Subject | P-Funk |
Subject | Parliament Funkadelic |
Subject | Parliament Funk |
Subject | Afrofuturism |
Subject | bussing |
Subject | gentrification |
Subject | white flight |
Subject | urban renewal |
Subject | Japanese |
Subject | Fillmore |
Subject | Sunnydale |
Subject | Bayview-Hunters Point |
Subject | Bayview |
Subject | San Francisco |
Subject | Black Lives Matter |
Subject | Black |
Subject | white |
Subject | Latin |
Subject | Chinese |
Subject | Filipino |
Subject | Elderly |
Subject | Children |
Subject | Mothers |
Subject | User Interface |
Subject | design |
Subject | love |
Subject | empathy |
Subject | empowerment |
Subject | adolescent development |
Subject | youth |
Subject | music |
Subject | singing |
Subject | voice |
Subject | elderly |
Subject | senior citizen |
Subject | generational divide |
Subject | culture |
Subject | cultural understanding |
Subject | cultural competence |
Subject | code switching |
Subject | mixed kids |
Subject | mixed children |
Subject | mixed |
Subject | multicultural |
Genre | Thesis |
Bibliographic information
Related Publication | Chin, Sharon. “Inclusive Club Blends Special Education With General Student Classes.” CBS San Francisco, CBS San Francisco, 16 Mar. 2016, sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2016/03/16/inclusive-club-blends-special-education-with-general-student-classes/. |
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Location | https://purl.stanford.edu/mb673rs7926 |
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- Preferred Citation
- Marquez, Lauren Elizabeth (2020). Building the Mothership: “School Bussing” on Public Transportation. Unpublished Honors Thesis. Stanford University, Stanford CA. https://purl.stanford.edu/mb673rs7926
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Stanford University, Program in Science, Technology and Society, Honors Theses
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