Program Info:Return
Angela Davis on Black History and Cultural Diversity
Uploaded: 4 Feb, 2008
Recording Date: 1 Feb, 2008
Recording Location: Carleton University, Ottawa Canada
Logsheet: none
Language: English
Topical for: 1 Year
Status: Complete, Ready to Air
Copyright: Non-Profit Use Only
Program Title: Angela Davis on Black History and Cultural Diversity
Description: Angela Davis on Black History and cultural diversity recorded February 1, 2008 in Ottawa at Carleton University. This talk discusses race and racism in the 21st Century from a Canadian and US Perspective.
Issues addressed in this lecture:
-Negro History Week
-Black History Month and individualist narratives
-Black struggle in the context of indigenous sovereignty
-Homophobia in progressive movements
-The effect of global capitalism on Birmingham
-The house of race and the migrations of racism
-concepts of diversity in the US elections
-Crime vs. Punnishment and political prisoners
Part 1 - Angela Davis lecture
Part 2 - Question and Answer period
Host(s): Carleton University Student Association
Featured Speakers/Guests: Angela Davis
Credits: Recorded by Seth Porcello for CKUT Radio 90.3FM Montreal.
Comments:
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Topic:
Politics > Activism
Type:
Speech/Presentation
Society and Culture > Racism |
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| Listen (h:mm:ss) 0:55:00 | Angela Davis Part 1: Lecture | Download (52) |
| Angela_Davis_Lecture_(MP3).mp3 | 52,803k 128kbps Mono |
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| Comments: Part 1 of 2
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| Listen (h:mm:ss) 1:06:00 | Angela Davis Part 2: Question and Answer | Download (22) |
| Angela_Davis_QandA_(MP3).mp3 | 63,360k 128kbps Mono |
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| Comments: First Question: How could an Afro-Centric curriculum like the one being proposed in Toronto be comprehensive, when there are so many black cultures within Black Culture?
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