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… Tiya Miles focuses on a tangible piece of material culture—a cotton sack given by an enslaved mother to her … in the English-speaking world of the 1600s, the ideas of “race” and the “economic practice” of slavery developed during … disseminates knowledge about the role of slavery and the struggle against it in the functioning of the modern world. …

… said Phil Pan, International editor of NYT. This event is held under Chatham House Rule. Participants are free …

… have a tendency to side with the oppressed,” he said. “The culture of us being a hub of hope for [similar] countries is … there. It comes from our own history, our own independence struggle, but also from our understanding. In the darkest of …

… and an annotated Ukrainian translation of Edward Said’s Culture and Imperialism (2007), and guest-edited a special …

… Black environmental precarity across the diaspora. As we survive, subvert, and live against the grain of the …

… Black environmental precarity across the diaspora. As we survive, subvert, and live against the grain of the …

… he is interested in a variety of topics including culture (especially film and media), industry policies and … junior year in China studying Mandarin Chinese and Chinese culture at Peking University in Beijing, China as a recipient …

… a day of presentations and network-building at Yale. The event was the culmination of a successful year of activities … opened by Albert Laguna, Assistant Professor of Ethnicity, Race & Migration and American Studies at Yale University. He … century Cuba. Panel four, “The Politics of Race and Culture,” featured papers revising the history of the Cuban …