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Tom Ball , Vice President  of the Native American porgram at the U of O in Eugene, will be our guest on KBOO radio station, for  this week's  "Tillicum Wawa" show on Thursday 2-21-13.

Tom Ball,  Emillio Henandez of the Latino programs and Carla Gary of the African American programs have been replaced by a "single position' for all of these minority programs, by Yvette Alex-Assensah . She was  appointed by the President of the U of O.

This is an outrage to these people who have dedicated  years at developing the programs for and of minority students at the University of Oregon.. The lack of these minority leaders will , at the very least, discourage other minorities from enrolling in the U of O.

Tune in Friday, Feb. 15, at 8 a.m. as hosts Ani and Lyn dive into mental health, police brutality and the life and death of Portland local James Chasse.  Ani and Lyn will be joined by Jason Renaud, a mental health advocate with The Mental Health Association of Portland, and Dan Handelman, the coordinator of Portland Copwatch.

KBOO is proud to sponsor two special Black History events at Portland State University, on Thursday February 21st featuring east coast emcee, educator and community organizer Hasan Salaam. First is a multi-media presentation on the history of Black music titled, “ From Spiritual to Hip Hop. “ this will take place at Noon at the  Smith Memorial Union on the 2nd floor. The second event  is a hip hop show with local progressive artists, Siren’s Echo and March 4th. This will happen at 7pm at the Food For Thought Café in the basement of the Smith Memorial Union.

That’s two special events with Hasan Salaam in Celebration of Black History Month. On Thursday February 21st at Portland State University. More information can be found at k