State College: Black Panther In Black History

From Pasco-Hernando State College: Pasco-Hernando State College is excited to present a very special presentation in honor of Black History Month. This presentation will take place at the Porter Campus located at 2727 Mansfield Boulevard in Wesley Chapel at 12:30 on Wednesday, February 20th in the conference center.What makes this presentation especially unique, is the content as it relates to the Oscar-nominated Black Panther movie. It is called Wakanda Forever: A look at how Black Panther narrates change, morality and social justice in the world of Marvel Comics.

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Presenters - Professor Glynis Williams, Professor Sarah Fede, Dr. Davina Jones, and Professor Joe Ward.Marvel Comics, Professor Joe Ward: The success of the Marvel Comics series, and the record trends of Black Panther as a Marvel Comic.Technology & Change, Professor Glynis Williams: The advancement of technology, who can participate and what do we do with it.Math & Morality, Professor Sarah Fede: The ongoing calculation of what to do, what is right and what is wrong.Speech & Social Justice, Dr. Davina Jones: A narration of American inter-racism, intra-racism, sexism and "justice for all".This is sure to be a spectacular, interactive panel and is very timely because of the Oscars airing this weekend. If you are interested in covering the event, please email or call me.Melanie Snow Waxler Associate Dean of Marketing, Communications, and Media Relations Pasco-Hernando State College813-712-9024 waxlerm@phsc.edu

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