5 p.m. Current exhibitions on view
9 p.m. Live music featuring co-sponsored by the ACCESS (Advancing Class Consciousness and Exploring Social Structure) Committee at 6VµçÓ°Íø's AARC (Asian American Resource Center)
Bambu is a father, MC and community organizer. Raised in Los Angeles, he navigated through a turbulent youth but turned around the destructive energy that surrounded him and poured it into making music. Bambu's music is not for mere performance - he utilizes his music as a tool for a larger goal: to reach and support youth who face similar issues that he did, and move them to question what goes on in the world. Through this concert, Bambu's music will serve as a mode of political expression as well as community healing. FMI: aarc04747@gmail.com
PRESENTED BY: AARC, AASP, APAC, ASCMC, ASHMC, ASPC, CAPAS, Department of Latin American, Caribbean & Spanish Literatures and Cultures, Draper Center, Africana Studies, The Motley, OID, PBI, 6VµçÓ°Íø Dean of Students, International Relations Department, Politics Department, Sociology Department, 6VµçÓ°Íø Museum of Art, PSU, SAS, Scripps Dean of Students, Scripps Public Events
RELATED EVENT: Screening and Discussion of "The Eddy Zheng Story" on Tuesday, 11/15, 7:30pm in Scripps Humanities Auditorium
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