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- **Posted:** 2025-11-01T06:47:17.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Golden Gate Xpress (@GGXnews) — https://gondola.cc/GGXnews

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Malcolm X Plaza’s legacy of political activism was reignited this week during the San Francisco State University’s chapter of the California Faculty Association’s third “Red 4 Ed Week.”

This semester’s events, hosted by the CFA along with the SFSU Student Union, Young Democratic Socialists of America and Students for Quality Education, filled the plaza on Thursday with music and activities, along with students and faculty demanding changes at the university. 

The last “Red 4 Ed Week,” held in March, followed a proposal made by California Gov. Gavin Newsom to reduce the California State University budget by 7.95%. The proposal was reduced to 3% in May following the National Day of Action for Higher Education on April 17 that saw protests on campus that ended at Civic Center.  

Constance Gordon, associate professor of communication studies and College of Liberal and Creative Arts representative for SFSU’s CFA executive board, provided a written statement to Golden Gate Xpress describing the CFA’s hopes, not only for “Red 4 Ed Week,” but for the future of public education. 

“Demoralizing faculty risks us all scattering into our silos and further eroding our collective power in a time when we need it the most,” Gordon said. “Red Week is part of the antidote and will be followed by a CFA-SFSU-wide town hall on November 12th to continue rebuilding our ranks and collective response.”

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✍️ & 📸: Olivia Bañuelos (photodweller)

#sfsu #sfstate #Red4Ed #studentactivism #grassrootorgs

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