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… built environment, she concentrates on the interplay of race, representation, memory, and public space. Additionally, … that centers on twentieth and twenty-first century visual culture of the African-American liberation struggle. “Slavery and Its Legacies” is available on  iTunes …

… Iev (also known as Deuch), commandant of the Tuol Sleng prison during the Khmer Rouge regime, are now in detention in …

… Genocides … Native American Genocides   (Theme-connected event denoted with *) Spring 2018 Monday, February 4     …

… Chinese and English focuses on the asylum seekers’ race/ethnicity, time (year) of departure, and terminology to …

… of History, University of British Columbia Project: “Criminalizing Freedom: African Americans and the Making of … Universität Regensburg, Germany. Project: “Black hipster culture in music and fashion and the potential of political … Fellow, Humanities Center, Stanford University. Project: “Race, Place, and Expertise: Working in the St. Vincent …

… 12pm until about 1:15pm.  Zelda Roland & James Jeter, Yale Prison Education Initiative Wednesday, March 24, 2021 Criminalizing Freedom: African Americans and the Making of …

… levels, usually begin with the migration of the Thai race from the North to the Chaophraya River basin, where … know very little of the economies, politics, society and culture of its neighbors, without mentioning further away … policy issues, including foreign affairs. The intense struggle between the left and the right subsequently led to a …

… and Environmental Studies The Un-Natural History of Culture: Ethnicity, Tradition and Territorial Conflicts in … Ngoc Bao 1996, Political Science Revolution, Politics and Culture in Socialist Vietnam, 1945-1965 Bynum, Eva Leanora …

… Sr. Fellowship for work that “contributes to improving race relations in American society and furthers the broad … (Oxford Press) and The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture (UNC Press). Her article “Her Claim for Pension Is … camps, freedpeople’s post-Civil War migration, and the struggle over the meaning of citizenship in the 19th century …

… and malnutrition. I became ill and bedridden but fought to survive because I did not want my mother to cry again the way … the thousands fleeing Togo. We lived in various refugee camps, battling disease, malnutrition and the constant fear … Learning a new language and adjusting to American culture and customs proved demanding. With limited English …

… began to meet scholars who were interested in Indonesian culture and from them developed a broad intellectual interest … people of Java. Many of these intellectuals vanished into concentration camps with the coming of the Japanese; and in 1943 Benda …