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The absent Black father narrative is a dangerous stereotype that has plagued the Black community. Here is why.
We need a leadership that is not only well-educated but also informed about the world of ideas, writes Xolela Mangcu
Professor Alaina E. Roberts of the University if Pittsburgh will give the U of A Department of History's Donovan Lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 28, in the Honors Auditorium at Gearhart Hall.
His talk focuses on Guerrero between the 1930s and 1960s and the coconut and sesame producing ejidos that cultivated the biochemical fuel for the Mexican Miracle. His talk tries to answer the question: did the soap industry benefit oilseed farmers in Mexico?