2023

Lectures & Discussions
Critical Scholarly Perspectives on Wakanda Forever
Faculty Panel will be held discussing the Critical Scholarly Perspectives of the recent film Wakanda Forever.
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2020

Lectures & Discussions
Racism is a public health crisis
The Black Studies department offers a webinar 'racism is a public health crisis'
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2019

Dr. Sarah Derbew
Lectures & Discussions
A New Vocabulary for Ancient Blackness
Dr. Sarah Derbew discusses the ancient and modern intersections of blackness, race and identity.
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Belcourt building
Lectures & Discussions
A film seminar in Nashville
'Don't Forget About Us: Popular Culture & Black Queer Sexual Politics in America,' a film seminar presented by Terrance Dean, post-doctoral fellow.
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Lectures & Discussions
Joseph Lewis Presents 'When Can We Cry' at Tuesday Lunch
Lewis argues that these protest movements demonstrate the potential of student civic engagement at Denison and beyond.
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Lectures & Discussions
Black Studies Co-Hosts Interviewing Workshop with Journalist
Denison hosted an interviewing workshop with journalist Brittany King, a full-time freelancer in Indianapolis who covers marginalized communities.
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Dr. Jamillah Karim
Lectures & Discussions
Dr. Jamillah Karim Talks Islam, Black Feminism, & Leadership
Dr. Karim shares her ethnographic and autoethnographic data on current and former women leaders of the Nation of Islam.
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Mary Frances Berry
Lectures & Discussions
"Why Reparations? How Reparations?"
Black Studies Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Workshop on Reparations Featuring Dr. Mary Frances Berry
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2016

Lectures & Discussions
Remembering the '60s: Panel Discussion with Rowland Scherman
Panel talk with photographer Rowland Scherman, alum Michael Jones, and faculty.
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