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… were too crowded as it was, and, instead of ensuring that justice was served, the emphasis was on simultaneously …

… order; public health; language, media, and literature; and justice. Participants include: Neville Alexander, Project for … original contributions on themes that have dominated both popular and scholarly interest, such as race relations, …

… Genocide: A Guidebook for College and University Teachers “Popular Culture and the Politics of Education and Denial: … Syllabus” March 1 Ed Paulino, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY “From State-Sponsored Mass Murder to Racial …

… of Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko; or, The Royal Slave, the most popular tragedy of the 18th century English stage after … newspapers, histories of the colonies, dictionaries, popular songs, stage plays, and novels published between 1650 … will highlight the aesthetics of racialized labor and the ethics of luxury consumption in a transpacific as well as …

… and host communities in Cox’s Bazar district in southern Bangladesh. A phone-based follow-up survey from April 2020 … campaigns. In a separate survey of Imams from around Bangladesh, we find considerable willingness to make changes: …

… shift in the methodology of Islamic art history. The “Digital Divide” panel, organized by Nancy Um (Binghamton), …

… global digitization, graffiti remains widespread and popular, providing with a few words or images a vivid visual … an entire wall), character (a caricatured  character from popular culture or a letter, created in a recognisable way), …

… by Akili Radhakrishnan and Grant Shubin from the Global Justice Center in their joint presentation about how to …

… based in Washington D.C. A former producer for AJ+, a digital channel by Al Jazeera, he is a writer for Telemundo’s English-language news show, Radar 2020. Mr. Alvarenga was introduced by Eileen …