Race, Space, and Politics Friday, May 23, 2008 1:00 pm South Hall, Room 3711 A talk by: CLAIRE JEAN KIM Professor of Political Science and Asian American Studies, UC Irvine She is the author of Bitter Fruit, a study of Black-Korean conflict in New York City. Professor Kim is currently at work on a comparative and relational study of the U.S. racial order.

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Race, Place, and Power: This event is part of a series of classes, forums, presentations, and discussions aimed at evaluating emerging concepts, theories, and policies about race and space.

Series coordinated by the Critical Issues Race, Place, and Power Advisory Board. Support provided by the Critical Issues in America endowment in the College of Letters & Science at UC Santa Barbara. Co-sponsored by the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education.