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Showing posts with label Duke University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Duke University. Show all posts
30 Days of 'Left of Black': Joshua Bennett
30 Days of 'Left of Black': Joshua Bennett One of the best things about an institution like Duke University is the number of “majo...
30 Days of ‘Left of Black’: Novelist Zelda Lockhart and Professor Stephane Dunn
30 Days of ‘Left of Black’: Novelist Zelda Lockhart and Morehouse Professor Stephane Dunn We had no idea what Left of Black was going to b...
Duke University Historian, "Why I Got Arrested" | Dr. William H. Chafe
William J. Barber, II May 6th, 2013 - Just moments after his release, Dr. William H. Chafe, a historian and the Alice Mary Baldwin Professor...
Humanitarianism in Haiti: Visions and Practices
Humanitarianism in Haiti: Visions and Practice seeks to bring together grassroots activists and donors, international NGO workers and theor...
Talk of the Nation: 'Accidental Racist': The Controversy & The Conversation
Guests Mark Anthony Neal , professor of African and African-American studies, Duke University Peter Cooper , Grammy-nominated singer/songwri...
Promo: Dave Zirin Talks Sports, Politics and Race on the March 25th 'Left of Black'
Left of Black host and Duke University Professor Mark Anthony Neal sits down on Monday, March 25, 2013 at 1:30pm with Dave Zirin to talk ...
Wangechi Mutu + Santigold: "The End of eating Everything"
MOCATV "The End of eating Everything" is an excerpt of artist Wangechi Mutu's first animated video, created in collaboration w...
Duke Theologian Ebrahim Moosa on Scholarship, Advocacy, and Activism
Franklin Humanities Professor Ebrahim Moosa discusses his involvement in human rights discourse in his native South Africa.
Karla Holloway: "How Private Bodies become Public Texts"
Pepperdine University Seaver Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series - "How Private Bodies become Public Texts (and how the law makes t...
Left of Black S2:E20 | Critic Greg Tate Talks Black Science Fiction, Consuming Black Culture & the Late Butch Morris
L eft of Black S2:E20 | Critic Greg Tate Talks Black Science Fiction, Consuming Black Culture & the Late Butch Morris To underst...
Black Film from Spike Lee to Tyler Perry: Duke Summer Session 2013
Black Film from Spike Lee to Tyler Perry Mark Anthony Neal Duke University African & African American Studies—AAAS 390s-01 Pr...
Duke Professor Bruce Hall on the Battle for Timbuktu
Duke Office Hours The fabled city of Timbuktu has recently been a center of conflict between the French military and Islamic militants. Com...
50 Years of Black Student Presence at Duke University
A documentary about the integration of the Duke University student body. Learn more at http://spotlight.duke.edu/50years .
Left of Black S3:E16 | Dr. Luke Powery Discusses His New Book—‘Dem Dry Bones: Preaching, Death and Hope’
Left of Black S3:E16 | Dr. Luke Powery Discusses His New Book—‘Dem Dry Bones: Preaching, Death and Hope’ In a year ...
Left of Black S3:E15 | Filmmaker Byron Hurt Discusses His New Film 'Soul Food Junkies' and 'Django Unchained'
Left of Black S3:E15 | Filmmaker Byron Hurt Discusses His New Film Soul Food Junkies and Django Unchained Byron Hurt’s late father was ...
Graduate Seminar: Critical Readings in Black Popular Culture
Graduate Seminar: Critical Readings in Black Popular Culture – AAAS 890S-01 Duke University Professor Mark Anthony Neal...
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