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Sep 18	Julie Guthman	Confronting the Sacred Cows of Food Politics
Sep 18	Uriel Leviatan	The Transformation of the Kibbutzim: Lessons for the Sustainability of Utopian Communities
Sep 18	Dorian T. Warren	Race, Labor and the New Economy: Political Responses to Inequality in the 21st Century
Sep 18	Marta Soler	Overcoming Social Inequality
Dec 05	Bill Fletcher, Jr.	Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and a New Path Toward Social Justice
Dec 09	Ethel Brooks	PRODUCTIVITY: CITIZENSHIP CLAIMS, POWER AND THE GENDERED EVERYDAY
Dec 09	Gary Segura	RECONFIGURING THE AMERICAN POLITY THROUGH LATINO INCOPORATION
Dec 09	Jefferson Cowie	STAYIN’ ALIVE: THE 1970s & THE LAST DAYS OF THE WORKING CLASS
Dec 09	Jorge Duany	TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION FROM THE HISPANIC CARIBBEAN
Dec 09	Marc Rodriguez	REFRAMING TOPICS IN MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
Dec 09	Raquel Z. Rivera	FROM BOMBA TO REGGAETON: THE SOCIO-SONIC CIRCUITRY OF CARIBBEAN LATINO MUSIC
Dec 10	Juan Flores	THE DIASPORA STRIKES BACK: CULTURAL CHALLENGES OF TRANSNATIONAL COMMUNITIES

Sylvia Wynter

Professor emeritus of African and Afro-American Studies and Spanish and Portuguese at Stanford University

Do Not Call us Negros: The Invention of Race, the Text of the West, and the Origins of the Americas

October 16, 1995, 3:30PM, 8417 Social Sciences

From Genesis to Evolution, Original Sin to Eugenics: On How We Natives Think

October 18, 1995, 3:30PM, 8417 Social Science

Race, Consciousness, and Laws of Culture: To Rewrite Knowledge, Outside the Text

October 25, 1995, 3:30PM, 8417 Social Science

VHS: 11/8/1995