Vernacular
Epistemologies
Institute for High School Teachers
Black Atlantic/
African Diaspora
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Narratives of Power


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Vernacular Epistemologies

Spring 2010 Seminar Schedule

High School Teachers 2009 - 2010

**CANCELLATION**
Inventing America: Thomas Edison and the History of Technology and Industry Thursday, February 11th
(Postponed due to weather!)


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Black Atlantic/African Diaspora

2009 - 2010 Schedule.


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