The Truth with Jeff Johnson:
What's Next for Black America
Tuesday, November 11th (Please note: new date)
7pm, Clayton Hall Auditorium
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Favela Rising- Film
Sunday, November 9th
7:30 pm, Trabant Theater
FAVELA RISING depicts the development of the Afro-Reggae movement in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), created by Anderson Sa, a former drug-trafficker. Through hip-hop music, the rhythms of the street, and Afro-Brazilian dance, he rallies his community to counteract violent oppression enforced by teenage drug armies and sustained by corrupt police.   Jeff Zimbalist (director) will lead a discussion following the film.

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"Knock for Barack" on Election Day in PA
Tuesday, November 4th
10am, Trabant
College Democrats Committee UD for Obama are taking students to Philadelphia to knock on doors. If you are interested in helping Barack Obama win this year's election, meet us at Trabant at 10 am. Transportation and lunch are provided. Students will return to UD by 6 pm. Please sign up, by e-mailing Taria at taria@uddemocrats.com or Brian at brian@uddemocrats.com.

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Delaware Undergraduate Student Senate (DUSS) Meeting
Monday, November 3rd
5:30 pm, Memorial 127

ASPIRE (Academic Support Program Inspiring Renaissance Educators)
Wednesday, November 5th
5pm, Williard Hall Room 109
ASPIRE is hosting a monthly meeting in search of student education majors and/or students considering minoring in education (particularly African American, Latino, and male students) or those who wish to have support in the field of education. ASPIRE offers community service activities, professional development, scholarship support, and paid internships/tutoring opportunities.
For more information contact, Taria P tariap@udel.edu or Takarra H. at thopps@udel.edu

Black Leadership Council Food Drive
Be the change we wish to see by donating items such as: canned tuna, salmon, chicken, ham, peanut butter, canned vegetables, hot & cold cereals, pastas and rice. All donations should be dropped off to a box located in your residence hall commons or the CBC by November 14th.
-Make a difference in the lives of others
-Receive discounts at events for contributing
-Have no food or cash? Use your points to buy & donate

Vote! then Watch the Vote
Tuesday, November 4th
8pm, Trabant
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Black American Studies & the Department of Theatre present Kyra Gaunt
Wednesday, November 5th
Lecture 4pm, 102 Gore
Performance 7pm, Bayard Sharp Hall

The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity Prize in Ethics Essay Contest is available to juniors and seniors enrolled in a 4-year institution.  The award amount is $500-$5,000, and the deadline is December 19, 2008.  

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