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Dr. Winnifred Brown-Glaude is an inspirational figure and through her I could see a glimpse of what other Caribbean Americans experience. As a fellow Jamaican born, US immigrated New Yorker who also …
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Da’Mirah Vinson conducted her thesis defense today on a topic of study highly overlooked within scholarly research. She looked at the impact of pesticides and gold mining on gaming in Ghana with her …
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Whew! It was almost hard for me to find myself a seat at this talk. Deirdre Cooper Owens is a historian whose work focuses on the intersections of medicine, race, and gender in the United States. …
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In celebration of Black Women's History Week at Bucknell, the Women's Resource Center hosted a book group, led by director Ree Joseph, to discuss some passages from Deirdre Cooper Owens's book Medical …
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This week for the “Youth From Africa and the African Diasporas: Knowers, Innovators, Visionaries, and Everyday People,” guest speaker Dr. Esther Ohito came to speak to us about Black children …
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In the conference, Youth from African Diasporas, one of the most driving conversations from the seminar was “Newest Resource from Africa: Students Traveling Overseas”. As presented by Lyric …