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Emmanuel Osayande

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Emmanuel Osayande is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African and African American Studies. His research interests include international law, human and civil rights, business and human rights, legal history, urban governance, modern African history, and...

AAAS Orientation & Advising session

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AAAS Orientation/Advising session Friday, August 14, 2020, 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada) This event is open to all Harvard undergraduate students interested in doing a joint concentration or secondary in AAAS. Attend the meeting meeting through...

AAAS Virtual Office Hours

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AAAS Virtual office hours Friday, August 14, 2020, 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) AAAS virtual office hours are open to all Harvard undergraduate students interested in doing a joint concentration or secondary in AAAS. If interested connect through...

AAAS College Fellow Bojana Coulibaly to teach AFRAMER 188Z

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This fall, AAAS College Fellow Bojana Coulibaly will teach AFRAMER 188Z on Fridays from 12pm-2pm with AAAS/Anthropology Graduate Student Christian Free assisting her as a Remote-Support TF. The course AFRAMER 188Z titled: African Voices For Freedom...

AAAS Professor Cornel West Featured in The Washington Post

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On Tuesday, August 11, 2020, The Washington Post published an interview with AAAS Professor Cornel West entitled: Cornel West: Is America ‘even capable of treating the masses of Black people with decency and dignity’? A link to the full interview is...

AAAS Professors Hammonds & Reid-Pharr In Panel Discussion

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On Wednesday, August 19, 2020, at 6:00pm EDT, AAAS Professors Evelynn Hammonds and Robert Reid-Pharr will participate in Black Queer Harvard, a panel discussion of Harvard’s Black queer history, legacy, and community. Register for this event

Black Queer Harvard

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On Wednesday, August 19, 2020, at 6:00pm EDT, AAAS Professors Evelynn Hammonds and Robert Reid-Pharr will participate in Black Queer Harvard, a panel discussion of Harvard’s Black queer history, legacy, and community. Register for this event