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In the Winter 2021 semester, the Kennedy Center hosted a lecture series titled “Race: Myths and Realities”, which gave students opportunities to become better educated about the realities of race and the social impact it can have.
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Addressing the campus community, Professor Chris Crowe spoke on the importance of understanding both the convention of genre and how to bend those conventions in order to create deeper meaning.
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English students in Professor Brian Roberts’s senior course analyze literature written by Japanese Americans who experienced life in Topaz Internment camp.
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