Christine Loken-Kim, program administrator; and Monét Cooper, a graduate student, in the African American Studies Program, offer firsthand accounts of their South Africa experiences.
Loken-Kim spent two weeks in a Pretoria township where she witnessed the affects of post-apartheid political and economic structures on both blacks and whites in South Africa.
Cooper spent three weeks in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Cape Town writing about ethical leadership and the socio-economic implications of South Africa’s HIV/AIDS epidemic for Morehouse College, a historically black college for African American men. |
When |
Tuesday, Sep 20, 2005
at 4:00pm
until 6:00pm
on Tuesday, Sep 20, 2005
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