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Bowdoin’s Africana Studies has produced alumni who moved into electoral politics and sustained activism — most prominently Zohran Mamdani, a 2014 Africana Studies graduate who credits the program with...
Alumni describe Bowdoin’s Africana Studies as transformative for personal identity and political outlook—helping students question national narratives, pursue civic engagement, and translate interdisc...
Bowdoin’s Africana Studies curriculum in the years Zohran Mamdani attended (2009–2014) combined interdisciplinary course offerings—from history and literature to archaeology and art—with a faculty who...
Alumni from Africana/African American/Africana Studies programs at liberal arts colleges translate coursework into municipal policy and grassroots organizing primarily by entering public-sector roles,...
The definitive public repositories for Senate roll‑call (yeas and nays) from the 99th Congress are the Library of Congress’s Congress.gov roll‑call pages and the U.S. Senate’s official votes and clotu...
Zohran Mamdani frames U.S. post‑2001 involvement in the Middle East as an extension of that have fueled violence, repression, and injustice — especially through unwavering U.S. support for Israel and ...