Fulfilling the Promise of the Land Grant University | Kip Curtis | TEDxOhioStateUniversity
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- How does one achieve social justice? In his talk, Kip Curtis explains how land grants can lead the way to justice and empowerment in the 21st century.
Kip Curtis is an Associate Professor of Environmental History in the Ohio State University’s Department of History and a 2020/2021 Faculty Fellow in the University Office of Outreach and Engagement. He has written and published on the history of mining, on the history of environmental ideas, and he is co-authoring a forthcoming history of humans on earth (2022). His current project focuses on what he calls “histories of the future,” where he has imagined an urban food production system and then developed a grant to launch it. Working at the intersection of racial justice and ecologically-minded economic development, Curtis has partnered with the North End Community Improvement Collaborative and their Executive Director, Deanna West-Torrence, to launch a microfarming cooperative in Mansfield that captures food dollars that once left the state and redirects them into households and neighborhoods in their community that need them. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.”
― Oscar Wilde
Given my field work as a social worker, my degree in sustainability, horticulture, and sustainable food systems . . . I must commend you. This is truly a gift and the message is sincerely on point. Though the comments may not reflect the appreciation this deserves, I thought you should know that it has made an impact already and has a life of its own now. Cheers and well done.
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Man, i thought it was Ryan Reynolds in the thumbnail.
“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.”
― Bernard M. Baruch
Especially helpful in north korea. Up until you end up in the gulag.
@@dansan9858 this is more at a smaller scale :)
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He looks like an aged up Ryan Reynolds in the thumbnail
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I thought Steven Spielberg at first
Wow
he looks like gideon goddard from mr robot...
*_I SAID THE SAME THING!_*
Deadpool came back in time to ask, “Where’s Francis?!”
Working together= team work
I am an American Indian. Why are they giving MY land away to anyone??? We were here 10,000 years ago white man!
@@johnslugger where is YOUR land? And what ties you specifically to it?
@@ecoreason My tribe the Lenape lived on Manhattan island, NY. We called it "hilly island". After Smallpox killed half our people this guy Peter Minuit ripped us off and gave use only 24$ worth of beads for it on May 24th 1626. We want to give the beads back and get our land back. After shooting 26 of our people and giving us smallpox we were unfairly forced into selling. They killed our leader and did not consult the tribe when making this deal.
@@johnslugger Values change over time. So I'm afraid you wouldn't get a good deal this time either. The way that British and Dutch snuck the institution of private property into this land was undeniably destructive of Indigenous life ways. Question: would you desire to wipe the slate clean and have a fully re-wilded Manhattan on which you forage, farm, and hunt game, or something else?
@@ecoreason We think that having 3000 acres of national forest land in North Eastern NY is fair trade but the environmental movement will not allow it claiming people living in the forest hunting and fishing and cutting a few trees as needed will destroy the ecosystem. We hunted and fished for 10,000 years and it was sustainable. Also if we do not cut and thin the trees the forest just burns with wild fire every 75 years, then who gets it? No one. They are offering to put us into apartment projects with welfare checks for food. This is not our way!
Our beads are still in the Smithsonian museum vault on loan.
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This reminds me so much of Stalin. Taking land away from existing, productive farmers because they benefited from and up held a system of oppression. Then giving it to the historically disadvantaged peoples.
Millions died.
Abandoned property in non-use repurposed as small food production businesses. If you misrepresent the model to LOOK LIKE stalinism, you can pretend anything. Why are you offended by the generation of small businesses and access to economic opportunity? It seems like a curious choice...
For the last time, anecdotal examples don't prove systemic problems.
The last time? Do you promise? The actual quote is "anecdote is not evidence" referring to the use of indidivual stories as data sets. No such claim is made. The systemic unjustices are attacked head on; that is the beauty here.
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Brwn peasants for the white ninny? This is yr proposed solution?
How about double stack? How about open boarders?
Access to wealth generation instead of sloganeering and posturing. Business ownership is unlike peasantry in every way. Do you object to empowering economic access...?!?
@@ecoreason capitalism.. i want to extract all the wealth while letting the infastructure go to sht so squatters can move in
@@blanktank999 I drive over solid bridges and paved highways and engage a working internet and running water living a life reserved for only the most elite less than a century ago...? Evidence suggest that free markets and access to opportunity have lifted more boats than anything before in history... promises of an armageddon have not been realized, meanwhile fewer people in absolute poverty than every before in human history. History matters.
@@ecoreason its minmally maintaned..
and with the coming trend of a shrinking white population and hatred for police.. it will fall apart
@@blanktank999 the growing diversity of the USA is a promising and positive trend; the desire to remove deadly force from the police/POC relationships are real and generating substantial change. If you had looked out at the United States in the middle 1970s, the armageddon promises seemed MUCH more real and possible and yet...here we are, better than ever, swimming in this confused delirium that made such a commitment to dissolution that it never prepared for such remarkable success. We'll catch up, though. I promise.
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Many bad messages start out promisingly. This begins like an SNL spoof on SJWs.
@@ecoreason It's actually the strong scent of SJW that pollutes this message. Given your unprovoked skirmish on defense, you must likewise be Woke. Your parents must be overjoyed, Curtis Interruptus.
@@ecoreason It's not really clear what you're even fighting for. Ergo, you suffer from Non Sequitur Syndrome. Nietzsche suffered the same at the end, although you don't emote philosophy. But maybe you hug aggrieved horses since you seem to see yourself as a secular savior/savant. I wish you luck on your journey to happiness, although it can't be found through Critical Race Theory, since it's essence is self-abnegation. Heraclitus said you can't step in the same river twice, although I hope you can step into the same mental health office, repeatedly. Shalom, SJW Curtis Interruptus.