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stanford class of 2023 will arrive on campus in less than a month! we'd like to welcome students of all ages back to school with our [dis]orientation guide. THREAD:

don't get lost around the farm! carry this map with you to find your way. this map highlights locations historically and recently where students have organized direcet actions. (1/?)

it's a common sight around campus to see tour groups learning about the institution's history. check out our activist tour to learn about student-led collective action that stanford won't tell you about (2/?)

continuing the timeline, these events include the who's teaching us campaign, renaming the junipero serra dorm, and events in white plaza.

timeline events at the mitchell earth sciences building and the history of our community centers (4/?)

finishing up the timeline posts with events at the ethnic-theme dorms, we move on to a brief history of the white supremacists stanford and its buildings are named after. (5/?)

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written by @ehaknox, these pages cover stanford's role in the bay area housing crisis. stanford is a major contributor to gentrification and to the displacement of Black and Indigenous, low-income communities. (6/?)

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@ehaknox about the hoover institution and all its evil. (7/?)

stanford's contribution to imperialism (8/?)

stanford's history of anti-Indigeneity, written originally by Denni Woodward in the 1996 disorientation guide (9/?)

a brief background of the dining hall and service worker campaign-- how stanford exploits its workers (10/?)

who makes up stanford's board of trustees? white supremacists. (11/?)

this page is a reminder to recognize your privileges and use them to destabilize oppressive structures. the next page debunks a stanford review article, a publication which upholds white supremacy and neocolonialism in the name of conservatism. (12/?)