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Autumn 2018
Schedule
Claiming Civil Rights from the Household: Transitioning to a Post-Slavery Order during the Second Empire, 1852–1872Deirdre T. Lyons PhD Candidate, HistoryNovember 15, 2018, 5–6:30PM • Kelly Hall, Room 114
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Workshop on Latin America and the Caribbean
Joint Reception with the Latin American History WorkshopOctober 4, 2018, 5–6:30PM • Kelly Hall, Room 114
Is the Jamaican Police Killing Black Men?Eilat Maoz PhD Candidate, Anthropology
October 18, 2018, 5–6:30PM • Kelly Hall, Room 114
How to Make Site -specific Art When Sites Themselves Have Histories: Whittier Boulevard as Asco’s “El Camino Surreal”Brandon Sward PhD Student, SociologyNovember 1 2018, 5–6:30PM • Kelly Hall, Room 114
Special presentation cosponsored by WLAC, CLAS, and the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures
Borges o la mística del silencio: del Aleph al ZahirLuce López-Baralt Professor, Spanish and Comparative Literature, University of Puerto Rico
November 8, 2018, 4–6PM • Wieboldt 207
Wayúu handbags, Riohacha, Colombia. Steven Schwartz, PhD Student, Anthropology.
Privatization, Bajo de la Gallega, Veracruz, Mexico. Karma Frierson, PhD Candidate, Anthropology.
Toma feminista at a university campus in Santiago, Chile, Ámber Miranzo, LACS MA Student
Sergei Eisenstein’s Unfinished RevolutionMarco A. Torres PhD Candidate, History
November 29, 2018, 5–6:30PM • Kelly Hall, Room 114