One IU, a student group committed to fostering an honest public dialogue and civil discourse on the topics of race and culture, presents a series entitled "Readings on Race." The series offers four lectures featuring IU faculty- and student-led discussion panels.

• Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America
  by Professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad
  January 25, 2010, at IMU Wittenberger Auditorium from 6:30-7:30pm
• Theolonius Monk Revisited
  by Professor David Baker and Keith McCutchen
  February 23, 2010, at NMBCC/Lee Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center Room A201 from 6:30-8:00pm
• Moses and the Exodus: The Tale of Two People
  by Professors Judah Cohen and Sylvester Johnson, African American Choral Ensemble, Keith McCutchen, director.
  March 2, 2010, at Hillel Center from 6:30-8:00pm
• The African Diaspora in the Americas: Dialogues in Race and Culture
  by Professors Carmen Tellez–Afro-Venezuelan/Afro Columbian, Javier F. León–Afro-Peruvian, Alfredo Minetti–Afro-Uruguayan and Afro-Brazilian, Michael Spiro–Afro-Cuban, Iris Rosa–Afro Cuban and United States
  April 2, 2010, at La Casa from 6:30-8:00pm

For more information on the "Readings on Race" series, please contact Keith McCutchen, graduate/faculty coordinator, at 812-855-4487 or oneiu@indiana.edu.

Revised: January 27, 2010

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