Fifteen Years on: “Divided We Fall” and the Politics of Race and Religion after 9/11 @CriticalRaceStudies

Fifteen Years on: “Divided We Fall” and the Politics of Race and Religion after 9/11 @CriticalRaceStudies

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September 19, 2016

Speaker: Asli Bali, Professor of Law and Director, Center for Near Eastern Studies

This event is co-sponsored by: UCLA Office of Student Affairs

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Fifteen Years on: “Divided We Fall” and the Politics of Race and Religion after 9/11