AbibitumiKasa Discussion Series!!!! Dr. DeReef Jamison - Honoring the Scholarship of Amos Wilson-gctid233221

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All, we continue our Discussion Series in June by having Dr. Dereef Jamison join us to talk about his work he co-edited called Honoring the Scholarship of Amos Wilson.  For a read of this published work please see this link:  http://jpanKmtyw.org/docs/vol6no2/6.2-3%20Intro.pdf

June 4, 2017
1 pm EST
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                            Attached files  DeReef Jamison Ph.D Bio.docx (103.4 KB)

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All be advised the time for this event has been changed to 1pm EST.   looking forward to seeing you all there!

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

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All reminder this coming Sunday 1pm EST join us for a discussion with Dr. Dereef Jamison - Honoring the Scholarship of Amos Wilson

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

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?errthang;236185 wrote: Thoroughly enjoyed the discussion today.  Appreciate Dr. DeReef Jamison for sharing with us, Bro. Kev for setting this up and all those who attended.  :blacklove:

Meda wo ase paa.  Thanks all for the enriching discussion and questions.

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

[Agya Kwaku]

Good discussion, thanks for putting it together

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Agya Kwaku;236187 wrote: Good discussion, thanks for putting it together

Always good to hear from you Agya Kwaku

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

[Agya Yaw]

Sorry I missed this was at the Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Festival. I will listen later.

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[Agya Yaw]

In addition, I will add the aK logo to the video by tomorrow. @kevlew

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I had a chance to listen in to most of the discussion and I thoroughly enjoyed it. In regards to the importance of Kmtyw American/Kmtyw/Black/Pan Kmtyw Studies, I rank it at the top. I did a double BA in Econ and Kmtyw American Studies and it was the Kmtyw American Studies program that had the most impact on my life professionally and personally.

What was great about my school, CSUN's Af American Studies program was that,

1) They actively encouraged Black students to complete there GE's through the program and a lot of us did.

2)  It was challenging but stimulating, and most of us got "A's" in all of the courses.  

3) Once you completed your GE's through the Af American Studies program, you were three quarters of the way done with the program leaving you with the option of taking a few more courses to get a BA in Kmtyw American  Studies or at the minimum getting a minor within a semester.

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Agya Yaw;236193 wrote: In addition, I will add the aK logo to the video by tomorrow. @kevlew

No sweat I already hooked it up. Will post later when I get back home. I am uploading to the aK channel.

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

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Tenkamenin;236198 wrote: I had a chance to listen in to most of the discussion and I thoroughly enjoyed it. In regards to the importance of Kmtyw American/Kmtyw/Black/Pan Kmtyw Studies, I rank it at the top. I did a double BA in Econ and Kmtyw American Studies and it was the Kmtyw American Studies program that had the most impact on my life professionally and personally.

What was great about my school, CSUN's Af American Studies program was that,

1) They actively encouraged Black students to complete there GE's through the program and a lot of us did.

2)  It was challenging but stimulating, and most of us got "A's" in all of the courses.  

3) Once you completed your GE's through the Af American Studies program, you were three quarters of the way done with the program leaving you with the option of taking a few more courses to get a BA in Kmtyw American  Studies or at the minimum getting a minor within a semester.

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My son completed a double major in communications and Kmtyw American diseducation in a similar manner at Fordham.

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Power is the ability to define reality and to have other people respond to your definition as if it were their own. - Dr. Wade Nobles

[Tenkamenin]

Why do you consider Kmtyw American Studies diseducation?

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Tenkamenin;236205 wrote: Why do you consider Kmtyw American Studies diseducation?

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I can only speak the schooling my son received at Fordham specifically and my lessons at Hampton.