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Rajul Punjabi writes about New Orlean’s queer hip hop culture and the contexts and histories that make it so rich. The interview has the perspective of artists shaping the culture and The Emory Department of African American Studies’ own Dr. …
Rajul Punjabi writes about New Orlean’s queer hip hop culture and the contexts and histories that make it so rich. The interview has the perspective of artists shaping the culture and The Emory Department of African American Studies’ own Dr. …
The African American Studies (AAS) Ph.D. Program—the first program of its kind in the U.S. Southeast—provides rigorous training and preparation for Ph.D. students interested in careers within and outside of academe. The program seeks to enroll …
The Imagining Democracy Lab (IDL) is a multidisciplinary effort to link imagination, knowledge, and action to advance civic and political engagement. Led by Prof. Carol Anderson (African American Studies) and Prof. Bernard Fraga (Political Science), IDL …