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Queer Hip Hop Event
MCC THEATER
The Queer Hip Hop scene in Los Angeles is becoming a thriving force. Last Offence and Julie Potter are two emcees that are blazing paths in Los Angeles. Last Offence is a gay male rapper that has received significant critical acclaim since his 2008 debut. Julie Potter is the Bay to LA transplant who has been blessing the mic with her lyrical and comedic skills since 2004. After their performances, join Last and JFP for a conversation about the Homohop movement, their careers, and the state of the Hip Hop generation. Part of QSU Pride celebration.
Nollywood Lady
MCC THEATER
Peace Anyiam-Fibresima of Lagos, Nigeria is an impresario of showbiz and an impassioned spokeswoman for the thriving and innovative African film industry. She is 'Nollywood Lady,' an ex-lawyer, producer, filmmaker, and the founder and CEO of the influential African Academy of Motion Pictures. Sharing her vision for transforming preconceptions about Africa and African images, Anyiam-Fibresima takes viewers on an all-access tour to film locations, markets, and sit-downs with Nollywood professionals in the vibrant production hub of Lagos. Dorothee Wenner, 52 min, English, 2008, Germany/Nigera.
SambaDá
MCC THEATER
Performing a mix of samba, capoeira music, funk, reggae, and hip hop, SambaDá is one of the hottest emerging groups on the West Coast music scene. With one foot firmly rooted in California, and another in the deep cultural traditions of Brazil, SambaDá serves up non-stop percussion driven dance music that leaves people dripping with sweat and calling for more. Tickets $5 students / $15 general. Contact the A.S. Ticket Office at 805-893-2064.
Guest Lecture: Keta Miranda
MCC THEATER
Dr. Marie 'Keta' Miranda is assistant professor of Mexican-American Studies at the University of Texas, San Antonio in the Bilingual/Bicultural Studies. In this lecture Kita Miranda will be speaking about community building among people of color within the academic setting, and the development of identity, as well as how to develop a transdisciplinary research agenda.
