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Frank X Walker celebrates ‘Affrilachia’ in new children's book published by UPK
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Digital Access Project Partnership to Make Local Slave Records Visible, Accessible
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A&S Professors Earn Outstanding Teaching Awards
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27th Annual Black Women’s Conference to Take Place April 15
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Breaking Barriers in the Gaming World with A&S Professor Kishonna Gray
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'UK at the Half': Anastasia Curwood on the Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies
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Black History Month: Celebrating Those Who Paved the Way
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UK’s Crystal Wilkinson Finalist for 2022 NAACP Image Award
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Welcome New Faculty Devyn Spence Benson and Hilary Jones
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Letters to a Black Catholic Priest: Thomas Merton & Civil Rights
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Office Hours with Jennifer Cramer
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New Faculty 2014: Meet Anastasia Curwood
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The Affrilachian Origins of Pluck! with Frank X Walker
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Frank X Walker on WRFL's Accents
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