EPISODE · Feb 21, 2008 · 7 MIN
Dr. Ventello on Racism
from KCKCC's Faculty Support · host Greg Dixon
In this episode we interview Dr. Gregg Ventello, who presented a symposium on Race, Terrorism and Black Resistance. Gregg gives us a brief summary of his paper, and talks briefly about how and why he got interested in the topic, why it's relevant, and what America's rich and turbulent racial heritage can teach us.
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In this episode we interview Dr. Gregg Ventello, who presented a symposium on Race, Terrorism and Black Resistance. Gregg gives us a brief summary of his paper, and talks briefly about how and why he got interested in the topic, why it's relevant, and what America's rich and turbulent racial heritage can teach us.
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In this episode we interview Dr. Gregg Ventello, who presented a symposium on Race, Terrorism and Black Resistance. Gregg gives us a brief summary of his paper, and talks briefly about how and why he got interested in the topic, why it's relevant,...
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