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01:25:20 PLAS Concert "Ode to the Fallen Trees" PLAS Concert "Ode to the Fallen Trees"	PLAS Concert "Ode to the Fallen Trees" A concert by Puerto Rican composer and classical and jazz pianist Alfonso Fuentes Colon, former VISAPUR fellow with spacial guest clarinetist Oskar Espina Ruiz. program in latin american studies ode to the fallen trees concert puerto rico alfonso fuentes colon oskar espina ruiz piece improvisation rico trees rhythms composition clarinet hurricane studies caribbean orchestra tonight maria concerto elements pieces question conversation oscar From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 2 plays Date March 9th, 2023 Speaker Oskar Espina Ruiz, Alfonso Fuentes Colon Department PLAS Location Richardson Auditorium
01:01:26 James Baldwin Lecture Series: "The Limits Of… James Baldwin Lecture Series: "The Limits Of The Quantitative Approach To Discrimination"	James Baldwin Lecture Series: "The Limits Of The Quantitative Approach To Discrimination" The annual James Baldwin Lecture series was launched on March 29, 2006, aiming to celebrate the work of Princeton faculty and to provide an occasion for the intellectual community to reflect on the… african american studies computer science discrimination methods researchers evidence ways lot things tools companies fact paper uber datasets tool kind job performance scientists race disparity From aas21 African American Studies 0 likes 75 plays Date October 11th, 2022 Speaker Arvind Narayanan Department African American Studies Location East Pyne 010
01:08:06 Spring 2022 Anschutz_Lecture Spring 2022 Anschutz_Lecture	Spring 2022 Anschutz_Lecture King’s 2022 Anschutz lecture attends to the keywords “futurity,” “ecologies,” and “experimentation” as they circulate within Black and Indigenous feminist… anschutz lecture anschutz distinguished fellow american studies lecture tiffany king effron center for the study of america mountain futurity students land studies practice class song practices water process professor listening relationship kind acknowledgment form muskogee possibilities space From American American Studies 0 likes 18 plays Date April 12th, 2022 Speaker Tiffany King Department Effron Center for the Study of America Location East Pyne 010
01:29:48 300 Years in a Convent, 50 in Hollywood 300 Years in a Convent, 50 in Hollywood	300 Years in a Convent, 50 in Hollywood A walkthrough of an exhibition in the Lewis Arts Complex Colab by the Filipino collective NExSE, followed by a lecture by Filipino curator Patrick Flores (via Zoom) on the art of exile and Filipino… asian american studies filipinos artists art american studies lewis center for the arts lewis center exhibition lecture panel language philippines things kind history words idea lot thing word place eye culture york event works conversation From American American Studies 0 likes 14 plays Date October 6th, 2021 Speaker Patrick Flores, NExSE, Paul Nadal Department Program in American Studies Location Lewis Arts Complex
01:21:03 The Black Church: Current Challenges and Enduring… The Black Church: Current Challenges and Enduring Hope	The Black Church: Current Challenges and Enduring Hope Historically, the Black Church has played a vital role in the black community, spiritually, socially, and politically. In the current period the Black Church, like the church as a whole, is… jacqueline rivers robert p. george black history month james madison program black church christianity african american studies church fact churches men percent faith rivers blacks issues millennials challenges study neighborhoods point question religion challenge madison jackie From Julia Schwarz 0 likes 172 plays Date February 24th, 2022 Speaker Jacqueline C. Rivers Department James Madison Program Location Zoom
01:09:21 Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate… Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership, featuring Professor Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor	Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership, featuring Professor Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor The Friends of Princeton University Library welcome Professor Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, who will discuss her book, “Race for Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black… housing class government sector discrimination history 1930s laws homeowners race housing policy real estate social justice things homeownership african american studies black history policy policymaking From PU Princeton University Library 0 likes 44 plays Date January 23rd, 2022 Speaker Lorraine Atkin, Bruce Leslie, Stanley Katz, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Department Princeton University Library
01:05:47 Dangerous Crossings: Race, Species and Nature in… Dangerous Crossings: Race, Species and Nature in a Multicultural Age (Part 1)	Dangerous Crossings: Race, Species and Nature in a Multicultural Age (Part 1) asian american studies immigration From American American Studies 0 likes 1 plays Date February 25th, 2014 Speaker Claire Jean Kim Department Program in American Studies
01:18:34 Chinese Goldminers and the Chinese Question Chinese Goldminers and the Chinese Question	Chinese Goldminers and the Chinese Question asian american studies labor mining australia california gold miners companies lot china victoria workers immigration contract british question africa politics exclusion century kind From American American Studies 0 likes 1 plays Date September 30th, 2013 Speaker Mai Ngai Department Program in American Studies Location McCormick Hall, Room 106
58:13 Carolyn Chen "The Extraordinary Religiosity… Carolyn Chen "The Extraordinary Religiosity of Second-Generation Asian American Muslims and Evangelical Christians"	Carolyn Chen "The Extraordinary Religiosity of Second-Generation Asian American Muslims and Evangelical Christians" asian american studies religion immigration immigrants generation americans evangelicals groups muslims parents religiosity mainstream religions boundaries islam christianity catholics culture identity ethnicity hindus levels traditions From American American Studies 0 likes 4 plays Date April 2nd, 2014 Speaker Carolyn Chen Department Program in American Studies Location McCormick Hall, Room 106
01:01:48 Viet Thanh Nguyen - On Remembering Others:… Viet Thanh Nguyen - On Remembering Others: Vietnam and the Memory of War	Viet Thanh Nguyen - On Remembering Others: Vietnam and the Memory of War Novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen speaks on memory and the Vietnam war. asian american studies viet thanh nguyen war memory vietnam ethics wall soldiers americans wars country veterans recognition names identity question society problem consciousness justice troops soldier From American American Studies 0 likes 13 plays Date September 19th, 2016 Speaker Viet Thanh Nguyen Department Program in American Studies Location McCormick Hall, Room 106
01:02:50 Against Primordial Asian America: Triangulating… Against Primordial Asian America: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions	Against Primordial Asian America: Triangulating American, Japanese, and Korean Fictions David Roh (University of Utah) compares scholarly frameworks of Asian and Asian American studies and local and transnational experience of ethnicity, with specific consideration of the history and… asian american studies lectures From American American Studies 0 likes 5 plays Date October 11th, 2018 Speaker David Roh Department Associate Professor of English; Director, Digital Matters Lab, University of Utah Location East Pyne Hall, Room 010
01:17:17 Spring 2021 Anschutz Lecture in American Studies Spring 2021 Anschutz Lecture in American Studies	Spring 2021 Anschutz Lecture in American Studies Sylvia Chan Malik, the Spring 2021 Anschutz Distinguished Fellow in American Studies, speaks on “Sacred Struggles: Race, Religion, and the Soul of Ethnic Studies.” religion ethnic studies islam asian american studies studies race muslims students liberation ways student class communities field space room questions words racism color history lecture From American American Studies 0 likes 40 plays Date April 5th, 2021 Speaker Sylvia Chan-Malik Department Program in American Studies Location Zoom
01:05:59 Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change… Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change in Asian American Voting Patterns	Bolting Blue: What Explains the Dramatic Change in Asian American Voting Patterns Karthick Ramakrishnan is associate professor of political science at the University of California, Riverside. He has published several books and articles on civic participation, immigration policy,… asian american studies politics americans kind survey party vote groups obama election things fact immigrants immigration evidence story california thing population question race asians From American American Studies 0 likes 5 plays Date October 23rd, 2013 Speaker Karthick Ramakrishnan Department Program in American Studies Location McCormick Hall, Room 106
01:24:11 Asian American Studies Lecture Series - Asian… Asian American Studies Lecture Series - Asian American Writers: Monica Youn and Jenny Zhang	Asian American Studies Lecture Series - Asian American Writers: Monica Youn and Jenny Zhang asian american studies lecture monica youn jenny zhang From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 69 plays Date February 26th, 2020 Speaker Monica Youn, Jenny Zhang Department Asian American Studies Location McCormick 101
01:27:49 Asian American Studies Lecture Series: Yiyun Li… Asian American Studies Lecture Series: Yiyun Li and Jia Tolentino - December 4, 2019	Asian American Studies Lecture Series: Yiyun Li and Jia Tolentino - December 4, 2019 Asian American Studies Lecture Series: Yiyun Li and Jia Tolentino - December 4, 2019 asian american studies lecture asian american asian american studies yiyun li jia tolentino From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 102 plays
02:03:58 Portátil III: Rethinking the State… Portátil III: Rethinking the State Criminal Organizations and Militarized Violence in Venezuela	Portátil III: Rethinking the State Criminal Organizations and Militarized Violence in Venezuela Portátil III: Rethinking the State Criminal Organizations and Militarized Violence in Venezuela Luis Duno Gottberg (Rice University) and Verónica Zubillaga (Universidad Simón… portátil iii: rethinking the state criminal organizations and militarized violence in venezuela venezuela plas program in latin american studies prison violence paper police question power gangs church prisons sense forces population point militarization labor inmate governance politics men From PL Latin American Studies 0 likes 9 plays