National Agenda 2015: Race in America | National Agenda 2015: Race in America | https://www.cpc.udel.edu/VideoArchive/13 NationalAgenda_102115_070 102115.jpg | <p>Comedian and author Maz Jobrani said he hopes that the perception of
Middle Easterners by Americans will become more positive as cultural
stereotypes are replaced by a more realistic appreciation of their many
contributions to the nation’s economic and cultural life. Jobrani is a founding member of the Axis of Evil Comedy tour and has had two Showtime specials. He performs stand-up all over the world and his best-selling book was published in 2015.<br></p> | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etHQxIp84Ig&index=4&list=PLjtW_T3jHfIpMsHFuPA15kwXqg6s_RcJ9 | National Agenda 2015: Race in America featuring Maz Jobrani | Comedian and author of "I'm Not a Terrorist, But I've Played One on TV" | http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/oct/jobrani-102215.html | 2015: Race in America | | |
National Agenda 2015: Race in America | National Agenda 2015: Race in America | https://www.cpc.udel.edu/VideoArchive/15 NationalAgenda_110415_019 110415.jpg | <p>​Cartoonist Keith Knight believes that black lives do matter and that the
time has come for a change in the way law enforcement and the criminal
justice system treat black youths. Keith Knight is the creator of three popular comic strips: the Knight Life, (th)ink, and the K Chronicles. His art has appeared in publications worldwide, including <em>The Washington Post, Salon.com,</em> and <em>Ebony</em>. His talk features his artwork over the last 20 years, and is called "They Shoot Black People, Don't They?"</p> | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJy-mU-_7vE&index=3&list=PLjtW_T3jHfIpMsHFuPA15kwXqg6s_RcJ9 | National Agenda 2015: Race in America featuring Keith Knight | Political Cartoonist | http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/nov/knight-national-agenda-110515.html | 2015: Race in America | | |
National Agenda 1110211 | National Agenda 1110211 | https://www.cpc.udel.edu/VideoArchive/NationalAgenda110211_35.jpg | <p>Offering a history primer on scandal in American politics dating back
to the 18th century, political watchdog Melanie Sloan told a large
National Agenda audience Wednesday, Nov. 2, that she sees growing public
dissatisfaction with a dysfunctional government that is both for sale
to the highest bidder and unable to tackle problems of substance. Sloan is the founder and executive director of Citizens for
Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) and a nationally
recognized expert on congressional ethics. Her talk, presented in
Mitchell Hall on the University of Delaware campus in Newark, was titled
"Scandalous Politicians."</p> | https://udcapture.udel.edu/podcast/watch.php?c=480 | National Agenda 2011: Girding for Battle featuring Melanie Sloan | Scandalous behavior: Political watchdog Melanie Sloan discusses past, present scandals | https://cpc.udel.edu/news/college/Pages/sloan-politics.aspx | 2011: Girding for Battle | | |
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