Session 08: Panel Presentations, September 28, 2012

2012-09-28

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Presentations include: "Tupac in the Classroom: From Cointelpro to Critical Consciousness" by Dr. Jesse Benjamin; "Tupac's Law: Thug Policy and the Crisis of Black Masculinity" by Dr. Seneca Vaught; and "Hip Hop and Its Destruction of Schools as We Know It: How Hip Hop is Being Used to Finally Challenge Contemporary Forms of Learning" by Luis Cortes.

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