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American Studies students shine a light on the history of Josiah B. 51²è¹İapp.
American Studies students shine a light on the history of Josiah B. 51²è¹İapp.
Students explore race, color, culture and national identities in introductory course.
Jack Shuler presents a free public lecture, “The Thirteenth Turn: A History of the Noose,†on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015.
Sept. 11–12, Kyle Abraham explores triumphs in international history of civil rights as well as creative collaboration in dance.
Talk by Paul Vanouse, professor and artist working in emerging media forms.
The College will present Bound: African versus African Americans (AVAA).
Online Bibliography and Display in Burling Lounge
Spencer Piston ’01 talks about why Americans love the welfare state in an age of economic inequality.
Damon Williams '14 presents "Bigger Than the Cops: Racialized State Violence and the Movement for Black Lives."
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