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Black Experiences Lecture
Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
| Michael Gomez, New York University
21st Annual Black Experiences Lecturer
"African Muslims in the Americas"
Monday September 24, 2007
7:00pm, Langone Center Forum
Since 1987, Bucknell University has organized an annual Black Experiences Lecture. Lectures in recent years include:
2006/07
2005/06 | Michael Blakey (College of William and Mary)
New York's African Burial Ground: When the Dust Cleared
Deborah Willis (New York University)
Imaging Black Culture | 2004/05 | Joy James (Brown)
Democracy and Captivity | 2003/04 | Tricia Rose (UC-Santa Cruz)
Black Cultural Futures: Struggles over Representation, Identity and Community in Hip Hop | 2001/02 | Wahneema Lubiano (Duke)
Race and Theoretical Hubris: Narrative Utility, Political Discomfort | 2001/02 | Kendall Thomas (Columbia)
AIDS, Race and Sexual Democracy | 2001/02 | Lewis Gordon (Brown)
Studying Black Folk in An Age of Disciplinary Decadence | 2000/01 | Christopher Edley, Jr. (Harvard)
Beyond the Black-White Paradigm: Multi-ethnic Complications in Civil Rights Struggles | In the 1990s, Bucknell hosted Cornel West (1991), Mary Helen Washington (1992), Angela Davis (1994), Michele Wallace (1995), and Kimberle Crenshaw (1998). |
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