Howard Jordan participates in lecture series, town hall forums, foundation events, alumni functions, convocations, commencements, special events (Hispanic heritage month, Puerto Rican heritage month, Black history month, etc.), staff/employee events, campus club programs and much more. Presentations are in English, Spanish or “bilingual.”
Speaking topics include, but are not limited to:
President Obama, Latinos, and "Post Racial Politics"
Black-Latino Relations
Embracing Our Latino Heritage
Immigration Debate: The Civil Rights Issue of the Decade?
Combating Sexism in the Latino community
Role of Race in the Latino barrios.
From Arizona to Staten Island: Stopping Hate Crimes in
Latino communities
Intra-Latino coalitions Between Puerto Ricans, Dominicans
and La Familia
State of Latino Elected political Leadership
Educational Crisis in Communities of Color and Educating
Our Youth.
Criminal Justice System, Stop and Frisk, & the "Imprisoned
Generation."
Latinos and the Media: Still on the Outside Looking In?
Debate Over the Future Political Status of Puerto Rico
Justice Sonia Sotomayor: An Uplifting Story
Afro-Latino Movement: The Untold Story of Black
Latinos?
Obesity Epidemic in the Latino Community: Gorditos or
Godiflones?
Why Latinos Should Defend Gay and Lesbian Rights.
Black, Brown, Yellow, Red and White: Building Multiracial
Coalitions
Latinos and American Law: A Look at Landmark Supreme
Court Cases
Schedule Your Event
For a provocative, energetic, and informative presentation by
646-801-9817 to schedule your event.
