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Black History Celebratiom
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Back to the Foodture is a multi-disciplinary project at Houston Community College. It brings together pastry, history, English, and science students and professors. Pastry students choose and make a…
Creative Commmons License
Attribution: CC BY
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A learning glass overview of the concept of utilitarianism and some of the common objections to the view.
Creative Commmons License
Attribution: CC BY
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Thursday, April 7, 2022 @ 3:30pmDr Roy Vu, “A Double Home Loss? Vietnamese Houstonians and Little Saigon”HCC Alief Hayes room C100
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Thursday, April 7, 2022 @ 3:30pmDr Roy Vu, “A Double Home Loss? Vietnamese Houstonians and Little Saigon”HCC Alief Hayes room C100
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Beth Allison Barr, PH.D. discusses her book The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth.
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Beth Allison Barr discusses her book The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth.
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An introduction to the History Speakers program.
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“THERE’S SOMETHING HAPPENING HERE, WHAT IT IS EXACTLY AIN’T CLEAR”Interpreting the 1960s Youth Revolt By Dr. John Moretta, professor of history at HCC
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I, Too from Three Dream Portraits by Margaret Bonds
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My Shot from Hamilton 2/8/18
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Black History Celebration 2/8/18
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Dwight Watson, associate professor at Texas State University, gives a talk entitled “Lynching and HPD,” which discusses the 1928 lynching of Robert Powell. He also answers general…
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Dr. Jesus Esparza's Spring 2018 Mexican American History class student stories. Professor Esparza participated in HCC's Digital Storytelling workshops conducted by Storycenter.org.
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Black History Celebration 2/8/18
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