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The More Things Change : Economic Disparity, Power, and the Changing Electoral Landscape in the African American Community
Thu, November 12, 2:00 to 3:15pm, Hilton Chicago, Floor: Third Floor, PDR 7Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This panel will provide a critical, contemporary examination of the interconnections and changing dynamics of power, economic equality, and culture as it relates to African Americans identity as citizens of this nation.
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Individual Presentations
African American Citizenship: Rhetoric, National Identity and the Problem of Economic Inequality - Monica Waugh-Benton, Georgia State University
End of an Era: Material changes in the American electorate 1968-2008 - Marcus Jerome Coleman, University of Georgia
Power, Postcoloniality, Diaspora and Hybridity in Communicative and Cultural Contexts - Nneka Logan, Georgia State University
