Palestine and Native America: Settler Colonialism and Indigeniety
We are happy to invite you to this conversation between Mallory Whiteduck (American Culture) and Raya Naamneh (Comparative Literature) to comparatively and critically discuss indigeneity and the experiences of living under settler colonialism in both North America and Palestine. Thinking through these two fragmented geopolitical spaces, we hope to discuss the relevance of this transnational connection for the understanding of indigenous experiences and forms of anti-colonial resistance, past and present.
The event will include food and light refreshments.
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Co-sponsored by University of Michigan Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies, Department of American Culture - University of Michigan, University of Michigan Department of Comparative Literature
The event will include food and light refreshments.
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Co-sponsored by University of Michigan Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies, Department of American Culture - University of Michigan, University of Michigan Department of Comparative Literature
Organized By
Sponsored By
- Student Organization: Tricontinental Solidarity Network
Event Type
Web and Social
When and Where
411 West Hall
March 2018
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