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SEQUENCE:79123
CREATED:20051024T143400Z
DESCRIPTION:THE PURPOSE OF THE EXHIBIT IS TO BRING AWARENESS TO THE LARGER CAMPUS 
 COMMUNITY ON ISSUES REGUARDING INCARCERATION. MORE SPECIFICALLY, WE ARE 
 ILLUMINATING THE PROGRESS, GROWTH AND INTELLECTUAL AND CREATIVE WORK THAT 
 IS GOING ON WITHIN PRISON WALLS IN AMERICA. WE WILL BE SHOWCASING THE 
 WRITTEN AND ARTISTIC WORKS OF AFRIKAN AMERICANS WHO ARE CURRENTLY 
 INCARCERATED, AS WELL AS THE PUBLISHED MATERIALS OF PAST AND PRESENT 
 POLITICAL PRISONERS. THEIR WORK ENGAGES ISSUES AROUND BLACK NATIONALISM,, 
 "INJUSTICE SYSTEM," RELIGION, POLITICS, GANGS AND INTERPERSONAL 
 RELATIONSHIPS.  GUEST SPEAKER BARBARA BECAL WILL BE AVAILABLE TO DISCUSS 
 STANLEY"TOOKIE" WILLIAMS CASE AND TO SIGN HIS LATEST BOOK "BLUE RAGE, BLACK 
 REDEMPTION."\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/10/24/79123.php
SUMMARY:AFRIKAN ART INCARCARATED INTELLECTUALS
LOCATION:AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES READING ROOM (675 BARROWS HALL}
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/10/24/79123.php
DTSTART:20051025T200000Z
DTEND:20051025T220000Z
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