The Sounds of Liberation Dance Party: DJ Boima Tucker

The African Studies Program, in collaboration with the Black Cultural Center, kicks-off Black History Month with the DJ’d Dance Party, featuring the Sounds of Liberation from Portuguese speaking Africa (Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Mozambique, and São Tomé and Príncipe). Host: DJ Boima Tucker Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm Venue: Black Cultural Center, 716 Langdon St, Madison, WI 53706 About Boima Tucker Boima Tucker is a music producer, a DJ, and a cultural activist and critic. He is the ManagingEditor of the blog Africa is a Country, co-founder of the Kondi Band, and the founder of the record label INTL BLK. He graduated from UW–Madison in 2003 and after living in many places around the US and the world, he is currently living in Milwaukee. The Lusophone Africa Series is co-sponsored by: Black Cultural Center, Department of African Cultural Studies, Center for European Studies, Institute for Regional & International Studies, Latin American, Iberian & Caribbean Studies, Department of History, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, Anonymous Fund, Jay & Ruth N. Halls Fund, Interdisciplinary Program for Theatre Studies, and University Lectures.