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The Portland Observer
The Portland
Observer Black H istory M onth
February 8, 2012
Lewis and Clark Lecture Events
dress topics related to the state
of diversity within the country.
Salman Hameed, director of
the Center for the Study of Sci­
ence in Muslim Societies and an
assistant professor of Integrated
A civil rights activist and a S cience and H u m an ities at
professor of humanities will be Hampshire College, will focus
visiting Lewis and Clark College on how Muslims in different so­
in southwest Portland this month cieties view biological evolution,
for two lecture events for Black and what this can tell us about
History Month, which will ad- the social and cultural factors
Muslim World,
Civil Rights
focus of talks
shaping these responses.
The public is welcomed to
attend the free talk on Friday,
Feb 10, from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m., in
the Templeton Campus Center,
located at 0615 S.W. Palatine
Hill Rd.
On Tuesday, Feb. 14, Ericka
Huggins, a human rights activist,
poet, professor, and form er
Black Panther leader and politi­
cal prisoner, will discuss her ex-
Salman Hameed
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An art exhibition celebrating
African American artists will be
featu red on the cam pus o f
Concordia University in north­
east Portland, opening Monday,
Feb. 13 and continuing through
March 9 in honor of Black His­
tory month.
The exhibit, which was made
possible through Concordia’s
Arts and Cultures program, will
display work by various artists,
including Kali Wilson-Hoesch,
Kwa Franklin Ghong and Nereus
Patrick Cheo.
The public is welcomed to a
free artist’s reception on Friday,
Feb. 24, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in
the F.W.J. Sylwester Library
and George R. White Library &
Learning Center, 2800 N.E. Lib­
erty St.