[Coehd] Mexican American Studies Event "Breaking Borders: DJs, Collectors, and Black and Brown Sounds"

Breaking Borders: DJs, Collectors, and Black and Brown Sounds 6th Annual Cultural Afromestizaje Symposium Thursday October 12 6PM-9PM Denman Ballroom UTSA 1604 Campus 1 UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX 78249 The event, "Breaking Borders: DJs, Collectors, and Black and Brown Sounds" will present DJs/scholars discussing Black and Brown histories within DJ and music collector's culture. Topics include Black diasporic roots of DJ culture and Latinx music, technology and shifts in DJ approaches, local collectors and reading records as texts, the art of sampling, and Black and Brown musical overlap in San Antonio. Keynote by Ruben Molina, Chicano Soul and Rae Cabello, Numero Group Panel featuring San Antonio DJs: Dallas, D Major, El Westside Sound, Pac Man, and Sucia Q Music by UTSA student DJs: Tezcatlipoca and Hinoxosa FREE and open to the public Sponsored by UTSA's Mexican American Studies Program Co-sponsors Department of Bicultural-Bilingual Studies Consortium for Social Transformation Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion [cid:image003.png@01D33EA5.4D479860] Dongdong (Carly) Liu Administrative Associate II Consortium for Social Transformation College of Education & Human Development (COEHD) University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, TX 78249-0654 Office: 210-458-8542 Fax: 210-458-8543