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We invite submissions for papers and panels from scholars, faculty members, graduate and undergraduate students. While papers on any aspect of the theme are welcome, the organizers are particularly interested in papers that explore the experience of Black people as they have and continue to navigate the spatial world within the world of Black and pan-African reality in the following areas: history, culture, literature, religion, politics, social organization, race relations, gender, internet networking, psychology, performing arts, etc. Contributions may be historical, theoretical, empirical, or comparative. Innovative approaches are especially welcome.
In addition, the organizers are especially interested in such special topics as:
The 50th anniversary of Chinua Achebe’s When Things Fall Apart.
Black Internet Activities
Blacks in Science Fiction
Reactions to James Watson’s remarks
Paper contributions should be for a 20-minute presentation. Acceptance of a submission implies a commitment to register for and attend the Conference. (Registration Fee: $50; $10 for students).
Deadline for submission of abstract and/or papers: JANUARY 15, 2008
Notification of acceptance: MARCH 10, 2008
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