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Black History Month 2009

Black History Month 2009    A Time for Change: 
    President Barack Obama
    in African American History
    Tuesday, February 17, 2009
     2:30pm - 4:00pm |  CFO 203

Paul Dunbar, an instructor of African American history in TWU’s Department of History and Government, explored President Barack Obama’s election in the context of African American history. Following the talk, a panel of graduate students discussed their impressions of the election’s historical and personal significance. Graduate students and instructors participating on the panel included Kami Fletcher, Brittney Martin, Ivan Arteaga, and Leslie Lindsey.

Sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Services and the Department of History and Government.

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