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Black Diasporic Visions: (De)Constructing Modes of Power: Black Diasporic Visions: (De)Constructing Modes of Power

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  1. Black Diasporic Visions: (De)Constructing Modes of Power

Black Diasporic Visions: (De)Constructing Modes of Power

Spring 2022, IDS 81680, WSCP 81000, & UED 71200

Javiela Evangelista (African American Studies, New York City College of Technology)

Carla Shedd (Sociology & Africana Studies, The Graduate Center)

There Are Black People in the Future controversy inspires community  artwork-in-residence program | Features | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh City Paper

Photo credit: Next Pittsburgh - Removal of East Libery Billboard Sparks Reactions Across the Internet

For more info: https://alishabwormsley.com/there-are-black-people-in-the-future

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