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Third World Re-Order Lecture Series
This
monthly lecture series in honor of Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, features
an interdisciplinary group of scholars addressing the question:
How can the African Diaspora re-order the Future? Lectures may
address how 21st century members of the African Diaspora
communities can learn from our pasts, address our current challenges
and prepare for impending struggles and victories.
 Featured Speakers
Fall 2001
Kesha Fikes,
University of Florida, Department of Anthropology
John L. Jackson, Jr., Duke
University, Department of
Anthropology-Harvard Fellow
Prudence Carter, Harvard
University, Department of Sociology
Winter 2002
Cynthia Young, University of
Southern California, Department of English
Deborah Thomas, Duke University
Cathy Cohen (Yale University-
Department of Political Science), Melissa Harris-Lacewell
(University of Chicago- Department of Political Science), Jim
Sidanius (University of California, Los Angeles- Department of
Political Science) discuss Black Women as Social Science Subjects
Spring 2002
Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, University
of California, Los Angeles
Additional Speakers to be Announced.
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