The Black/Africana Studies Series created in collaboration with Drs. Iyelli Ichile (Prince George’s Community College), Quito Swan and Tara Parker (The William Monroe Trotter Institute, UMASS), Jared Ball (African-American / African Diaspora Studies AAAD, Morgan State University, Mark Bolden and Otis Williams (African Psychology Student Association, Bowie State University) View the entire Black Studies Matters Playlist and See Future Series Live Stream here: http://tiny.cc/5p4ctz
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