Experiencing Sankofa

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What are you supposed to do after a noose is found on your campus? Stanford’s answer to that question was, in part, to invite The Experience Sankofa Project, a living museum on black history to campus. This story details what the Project can teach us about racism, activism, and (maybe most importantly), community. Producer: Adesuwa Agbonile Featuring: Venus Morris, Dereca Blackmon, Mizan Alkebulan-Abakah, Sizwe Andrews-Abakah, Frank Omowale Satterwhite, Jeanette Smith-Laws, Persis Drell Music: “Multiple Crystal Bowl Rhythm - Freesound.org - Geerose “All the Answers” - Lee Rosevere “It’s a Mystery” - Lee Rosevere “You’re Enough Version C” - Lee Rosevere

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