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Paul Joseph López Oro Joins Bryn Mawr as Director of Africana Studies Program

Paul Joseph López Oro Joins Bryn Mawr as Director of Africana Studies Program
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Pablo José López Oro Joins Bryn Mawr as Director of Africana Studies Program

Pablo José López Oro Joins Bryn Mawr as Director of Africana Studies Program
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Healing Justice Lineages Event - Colorlines

We are excited to invite you to our first live event of the year – a conversation with Cara Page and Erica Woodland, the authors of Healing Justice Lineages. In this virtual event, we’ll explore what it means tomove beyond Western norms to reclaim traditional means of healing and collective care as acts of resistance

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WIU student wins Chicago Reader competition

Kwyn Townsend Riley, a grad student at WIU, recently won the Chicago Reader s 2021 Best of Chicago Competition.

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WIU Graduate Student Wins Chicago Reader Competition - Western Illinois University - University Communications & Marketing

"You and yours and them, she be willing to give, she be willing to live, she know she got the world on her back and the galaxes in her womb. She is a woman so she know that means that she is a warrior too …" – "and She Worthy" by Kywn Townsend Riley, from her spoken word album, "and She Worthy."

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