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Brazilian graphic novelist Marcelo d’Salete to give a talk

When	Jan 28, 2020 from 05:00 PM to 07:00 PM
Where	160 Willard
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The Department of Comparative Literature presents "Seeing the History of Slavery Differently,” a talk by Brazilian graphic novelist Marcelo d’Salete. Contact Sarah J. Townsend (sjt18@psu.edu) for additional information.