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<div align="center"><big><b>Hawaii,
Native America and
Palestine: </b><br>
<b>Indigeneity and
Settler Colonialism</b></big>
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With <a
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Kēhaulani Kauanui</a><br>
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Boston University <br>
7:00pm until 9:00pm<br>
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Boston University Kenmore
Classroom Building <br>
Room 101 <br>
565 Commonwealth Ave [near
Kenmore Square]<br>
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<small>J. Kēhaulani Kauanui
is an Associate Professor
of American Studies and
Anthropology at Wesleyan
University. Kauanui’s
first book is Hawaiian
Blood: Colonialism and the
Politics of Sovereignty
and Indigeneity (Duke
University Press, 2008).
Her second book project
(in-progress), Thy Kingdom
Come? The Paradox of
Hawaiian Sovereignty, is a
critical study on land,
gender and sexual politics
and the disavowal of
indigeneity in
state-centered Hawaiian
nationalism. Kauanui is
the sole producer and host
of a public affairs radio
program, “Indigenous
Politics: From Native New
England and Beyond,” which
airs across 10-US states,
Additionally, she
co-produces and co-hosts
an anarchist radio
program, Horizontal Power
Hour. From 2005-2008,
Kauanui was part of a
six-person steering
committee that worked to
found the Native American
and Indigenous Studies
Association (NAISA), for
which she currently serves
as an elected member of
the inaugural council.
Kauanui is also on the
advisory board for the
U.S. Campaign for the
Academic and Cultural
Boycott of Israel. She was
on a recent delegation of
five distinguished
scholars from the United
States who went on a fact
finding mission to
Palestine organized by the
United States Academic and
Cultural Boycott of
Israel.<br>
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<small>Listen to a powerful
conversation with Dr.
Kauanui and Dr. Robin
Kelley at TRGGR radio <a
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href="http://trggradio.org/2012/02/19/trggr-interview-with-robin-d-g-kelley-j-kehaulani-kauanui/"
target="_blank">here</a><br>
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Brought to you by Students
for Justice in Palestine
(SJP) - Boston University
Chapter.</small> <br>
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