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THE BLACK UNITY COORDINATING COMMITTEE and = SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION prese DR, NORMAN E W. ES Speaking on the topic: "THE BLACK MAN's BURDEN Wednesday Night 6:00 P.M, Warren Hall May 17, 1972 lodges talk will be in cemmemoration of Malcolm X's birthday which is » 1972. He will be arriving on campus at 2:00 in the afternoon and will take part in a "rap" session discussing the life and writings of Mal- colm X to be held in the Caffee House at 3:00, A native of Michigan, Dr. Hedges is an alumnus of Fisk University, the London Schoel sf Economics, Yale University, and Columbia University, where he earned his dactorate in African studies. Following the completion of his undergradu- ate work, he received a Fulbright Scholarship to stady in England where he was awarded a graduate diplema in International Affairs. He taught African and Afre-American history at Hampton Institute before joining the Vassar College faculty where he is an Assistant Professor of Histery. He is also a Seminar Professor of Black Studies at Columbia University. Dr. Hodges has visited Africa several times, having led groups of college students to Kenya, Ghana, and Tanzania. Especially interested in internatimal.affairs and the struggle for racial and social justice, the prefessor's area ef specialization is Afri- can and Afre-American studies, Dr. Hodges is author af the beck, Black History, which is presently being used as the text in Freshman Secial Science Seminar. His book, Breaking The Chains Of Bondage will be published in the late spring. He is the author of an arti- at appeared in the January 1972 edition of the Black Scholar entitled, “Neo-colenialism: The New Rape ef Africa." a on a ag a rg i xs