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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Walter Rodney Seminar Series: Contested Meanings of Africanness: African Muslim Migrants, Affirmative Action Policies, and Brazil’s ‘New Racial Politics
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SUMMARY:Walter Rodney Seminar Series: Contested Meanings of Africanness: African Muslim Migrants, Affirmative Action Policies, and Brazil’s ‘New Racial Politics
DESCRIPTION:<p>	Gana Ndiaye (Boston University) will present:<br>“Contested Meanings of Africanness: African Muslim Migrants, Affirmative Action Policies, and Brazil’s ‘New Racial Politics’”</p><p>	All events will be accessible via Zoom using this registration link. Several events are planned for hybrid participation, with Zoom access as well as in person participation at the BU ASC's William O. Brown Conference Room (Room 505, 232 Bay State Road, Boston, MA 02215).<br><br>**Check our calendar and mailing list for most current announcements on hybrid events, as plans may shift pending covid conditions.**</p><p>	Over the past 35 years, the Walter Rodney Seminar has brought more than 500 guest speakers to BU’s African Studies Center. The lecture series is interdisciplinary, and has included presentations by established and incipient scholars in all Africa-related disciplines, including history, anthropology, political science, economics, sociology, public health, literature, visual arts, musicology, religion, Islamic studies, international relations, and public diplomacy. </p><p>	<strong>ORGANIZER:  </strong>Boston University<strong> </strong>African Studies Center</p><p>	<strong>WEBSITE:</strong> https://bostonu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMsdOirrzgpH9O204s_GtOKpHD6Gd27BEWk</p>
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