WHAT YOU DO and WHAT YOU DON'T
A Conversation by and about
Black and American Indian Women
Images and Voices
African American Studies Conference Room
652 Barrows Hall, UC Berkeley
Oct. 21st, from 2:30 - 4:30 pm.
Join us for an afternoon conversation with several scholars
and artists from African Diaspora, African American and
American Indians Studies.
Christina Bush
African Diaspora Studies Ph.D Student, UC Berkeley
Areas of research include: black masculine performance,
“authenticity,” and sneakers
Kim McNair
African Diaspora Studies, Doctoral Student, UC Berkeley
Areas of research include: commodification of Black Protest Culture,
Remix Theory, performance of race, and t-shirt culture
Ianna Hawkins Owen
PhD student in African Diaspora Studies
Areas of research include: the racialization of asexuality, desire and
abolition
Obiamaka Ude
African American Studies Recent Graduate, UC Berkeley
Areas of research include: women of African descent, identity, and hair
politics; social justice movements from a feminist perspective
Radmilla Cody
Miss Navajo Nation 1997-1998, activist, and
One of NPR's 50 Greatest Voices in Recorded History
Angela Webb
Documentary Film Director
Self Portrait by Niki Lee (Arikara/Caddo)
