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    Lunch & Learn: "The Meaning of Political Protest"

    Pardue Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Parr Center Fellow Dr. Bernard Boxill will speak on the history of political protest in the United States and what lessons from the past might be applied to the modern Tea Party and Occupy movements.

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      When Feb 22, 2012
      from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM
      Where Hyde Hall, University Room
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      Contact Phone 919.843.5641
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      LUNCH IS PROVIDED. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

      Bernard Boxill works in social and political philosophy and African American philosophy. He is the author of Blacks and Social Justice (1984), editor of Race and Racism (2001), and is currently finishing A History of African American Political Thought: From Martin Delany to the Present, and Boundaries and Justice, on international ethics and distributive justice.

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