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SUMMARY:The Many Black Panthers
LOCATION:Orlando Public Library\nOrlando Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:From his debut in 1966 to the new film\, the Black Panther has
  evolved to reflect contemporary dialogue about race and society in the Un
 ited States. Click for more information..\nhttps://ocls.libnet.info/event/
 469019
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>From his debut in 1966 to the new film\, t
 he Black Panther has evolved to reflect contemporary dialogue about race a
 nd society in the United States. This presentation will address question i
 dentity\, community\, and power linked to the Black Panther. In many ways\
 , the Black Panther film is the culmination of a legacy of imagining possi
 ble blackness in American popular culture. A talk by Dr. Julian Chambliss\
 , author and Professor of History at Rollins College.</p>\nhttps://ocls.li
 bnet.info/event/469019
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