Dahlak Brathwaite: Adapting History: the Hip-Hop Aesthetic of Sampling & its Ties to the Lineage of Black American Music.
Lectures and Films
Spike Lee’s landmark film about a day in the life of a Brooklyn neighborhood and its ensuing racial tensions celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.
Professor Sergio La Porta, Ph.D. of the CSU Fresno Armenian Studies Program will talk about The Armenian Genocide.
This presentation explores California developments in the months before, during, and after New York City’s Stonewall Riots of 1969, when LGBT people fought back against police harassment, challenge
Roeg's 1971 coming-of-age fable is set in the Australian Outback, where a 14-year-old city girl (Jenny Agutter) and her six-year-old brother (Roeg's son Luc) find themselves stranded when their fat
Screening of El Canto del Colibrí and Conversation with Marco Castro-Bojorquez, Director/Producer
“Wildly ambitious, visionary, fearless and more physically gifted than any comedian before or since, Buster Keaton is revered and beloved, an enduring icon.
Sonoma State History Professor Stephen V. Bittner will speak on “The Holocaust in Historical Perspective.” All lectures are free and open to the public.