TUESDAY Prof. Geraldo Cadava, author of The Hispanic Republican and New Yorker contributing writer, will speak on “What Latino History Teaches Us About Our Politics." Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Political Science at Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Brooklyn College History Department Brooklyn College BC Philosophy Dept. Phi Beta Kappa Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement

Excited to welcome Prof. Geraldo Cavada, author of The Hispanic Republican and New Yorker contributing writer, for a two-day Phi Beta Kappa sponsored visit. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Political Science at Brooklyn College Geraldo Cadava Brooklyn College History Department American Studies at Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies libguides.brooklyn.cuny.edu/wolfe2024/gera…

Tomorrow. Join us! Reception will follow the lecture Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Brooklyn College History Department Political Science at Brooklyn College BC Philosophy Dept. Brooklyn College Immigrant Student Success Office @BCBLMI Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement Brooklyn College Geraldo Cadava Phi Beta Kappa

TODAY: Join us at 2:15pm Prof. Cadava’s important pre-election lecture. Reception to follow. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Political Science at Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Brooklyn College Immigrant Student Success Office Brooklyn College History Department BC Philosophy Dept. Africana Studies - Brooklyn College BC/CUNY Sociology Bklyn Coll Library Geraldo Cadava Phi Beta Kappa Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement

Join us online on Wednesday at 6pm for a celebration of Cherry Lou Sy’s debut novel with Sy in conversation with Helen Phillips. Zoom info: brooklyn.edu/event/love-can… Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers BC Women's Center American Studies at Brooklyn College Helen Phillips Cherry Lou Sy—LOVE CAN’T FEED YOU—out now Dutton Books

Join us Wednesday at 6pm online for a celebration of Cherry Lou Sy’s debut novel with Sy in conversation with Helen Phillips brooklyn.edu/event/love-can…

TONIGHT 6PM: LOVE CAN'T FEED YOU by Cherry Lou Sy with online conversation with Sy and Helen Phillips. Cherry Lou Sy—LOVE CAN’T FEED YOU—out now Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers American Studies at Brooklyn College Dutton Books AAARI-CUNY BC Women's Center Brooklyn College Immigrant Student Success Office WGST Program @ BC Brooklyn College MA English Helen Phillips Zoom Pre-register now: brooklyn-cuny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Reading about last week’s Until We’re Seen event, featuring BC student authors, in the latest issue of the BC Vanguard. Read the Vanguard to find out what’s happening at BC. vanguard.blog.brooklyn.edu

Nov. 19: Helen Phillips & Ken Gould discuss her new novel, Hum, and how creative works can intersect with sociological inquiry related to science and technology, with a particular focus on climate change and artificial intelligence. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn Writing MFA Helen Phillips

Looking back at this week's lecture on Latino history and politics by Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Professor Geraldo Cadava. Thanks to Phi Beta Kappa and all our co-sponsors for their support. Geraldo Cadava Phi Beta Kappa Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies BC Philosophy Dept.

.Symone D. Sanders Townsend and I are reuniting... this time with Trymaine Lee and Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight! Check it out this Sunday at 4 pm ET on MSNBC!

NOV. 20: Celebrate publication of Liberty Road, which re-orients our perspective on race relations to consider the lived experiences and lessons of those who broke the color barrier in unexpected places. BC/CUNY Sociology Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College History Department Africana Studies - Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement

Join Helen Phillips & Ken Gould to discuss her new novel, Hum, and how creative works can intersect with sociological inquiry related to climate change and artificial intelligence. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn Writing MFA Helen Phillips BC/CUNY Sociology

Celebrate Swapna M. Banerjee’s Fathers in the Motherland. She will be joined by Ren Pepitone (NYU) and Gyanendra Pandey (Emory) for a conversation about masculinities in colonial and contemporary India. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement Brooklyn College History Department WGST Program @ BC BC Women's Center

Celebrates Klara Marton’s Cognitive Control along the Language Continuum with discussion of educational and clinical implications of the relationship between cognition and language. Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Zoom: brooklyn-cuny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

NOV 19: Celebrate BC Prof. Swapna M. Banerjee’s latest book, Fathers in the Motherland: Imagining Fatherhood in Colonial India; with Banerjee, NYU History Pro. Ren Pepitone and Emory History Prof. Gyanendra Pandey Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College History Department BC Women's Center WGST Program @ BC

Joel ‘Kachi Benson has worked on film projects based on the Chibok girls. The second film, Mothers of Chibok, will premiere at Doc NYC on November 16, 2024. @mojubaolu Political Science at Brooklyn College WGST Program @ BC BC Women's Center Africana Studies - Brooklyn College

Join us to celebrate Chisholm’s birthday and to reflect on her message for these times. Thursday, November 14th at 11:00 am. @bcthinkers Africana Studies - Brooklyn College The Shirley Chisholm Project BC Women's Center WGST Program @ BC Political Science at Brooklyn College Brooklyn College History Department @BCBLMI Brooklyn College Alumni Engagement Brooklyn College

Celebrate the publication of Gregory Smithsimon's Liberty Road: Black Middle-Class Suburbs and the Battle Between Civil Rights and Neoliberalism Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers BC/CUNY Sociology Africana Studies - Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies @BCBLMI Brooklyn College History Department Political Science at Brooklyn College American Studies at Brooklyn College Greg Smithsimon NYU Press