Manolo Callahan, Stefano Harney, Tonika Sealy Thompson: December 4, 2016

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The Poetry Center and the SFSU Labor Archives and Research Center co-present "Working with Others: Convivial Research (Revisited)," a panel with Manuel (Manolo) Callahan, Stefano Harney, and Tonika Sealy Thompson, moderated by Steve Dickison, at the third annual Howard Zinn Book Fair, at City College of San Francisco, Mission Campus. Note: the recording begins in medias res.

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DocFilm Institute
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City College of San Francisco, Mission Campus
Date
12/04/2016
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01:19:39
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Steve Dickison, Marshall R. Trammell, Tanya Hollis
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