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Archive for November, 2018

Wednesday, November 7th, 2018

Michelle Harris: “Contemporary Indigeneity and the Politics of Being” – October 17, 2018

Michelle Harris is the director of the Institute for Global Indigeneity and a professor in…

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Posted by Landers Mayer on November 7, 2018

Wednesday, November 7th, 2018

“RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World” – October 2, 2018

Film introduced by Obed Lira (Spanish) and Cymone Fourshey (History and International Relations). The Center…

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Posted by Landers Mayer on November 7, 2018

Wednesday, November 7th, 2018

Kyle T. Mays – “We Still Here: Indigenous Hip Hop, Resisting (settler) Colonialism, and the Politics of Possibility” – September 25, 2018

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Posted by Landers Mayer on November 7, 2018

Wednesday, November 7th, 2018

Dorothy Allison – “A Racecar Named Desire: Stories of Class, Race, Sexuality and Gender” – April 17, 2018

Story shapes our world—the stories we have been told, the stories we read or watch…

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Posted by Landers Mayer on November 7, 2018

Wednesday, November 7th, 2018

Katherine Faull: “Race, Religion, and Iron: A Case of Knowledge Transfer between West Africa and the Colonial Mid-Atlantic States? – February 6, 2018

While recent scholarship has focused on knowledge transfer from African cultures to the Americas concerning…

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Posted by Martha Shaunessy on November 7, 2018