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An exhibition at the MCC highlights the role of Frederick Douglass’ family in the fight for freedom and justice
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New papers assess state of mentorship, harassment, opportunity in California archaeology community
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The Center for Black Studies Research screens the powerful 10-part series that examines racial and economic diversity
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In his new book, English scholar Alan Liu examines the sense of history in the digital age
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A symposium and a pair of exhibitions at UC Santa Barbara re-examine the 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara
El Plan de Santa Bárbara, catalyst for Chicano Studies departments across California, turns 50
An exhibition at the MCC highlights the role of Frederick Douglass’ family in the fight for freedom and justice
New papers assess state of mentorship, harassment, opportunity in California archaeology community![Center for Black Studies Research to screen "America to Me"](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/article_teaser/public/images/2019/America%20to%20Me.jpeg?itok=jj8O7uMp "Center for Black Studies Research to screen "America to Me"")
The Center for Black Studies Research screens the powerful 10-part series that examines racial and economic diversity
In his new book, English scholar Alan Liu examines the sense of history in the digital age
A symposium and a pair of exhibitions at UC Santa Barbara re-examine the 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara
