How—and to what degree—does the black sermon emerge as one of the hallmark features of African-American culture within the sociopolitical context of the United States?
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The celebrated writer is interested in human reality, not the "illusion of knowledge."
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Actor, writer and activist George Takei is known for his role as Hikaru Sulu in the original Star Trek series, and has also spoken openly about his experience in an internment camp as a Japanese American during World War II.
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From May 2 to 4, Star Trek actor George Takei visited campus through the Montgomery Fellows program. The actor participated in several events, including a fireside chat with the Dartmouth Asian Pacific American Alumni Association and a talk at the Hanover Inn titled "From Internment to Stardom." The Dartmouth spoke to Takei about his acting career, background and role as a Montgomery Fellow.
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The Star Trek actor-turned-activist will be visiting in early May.
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