rowid,id,year,session_id,ord,role,role_group,name_as_printed,affiliation_as_printed,paper_title,person_id,institution_id,source_document_id,page
238,67878,1998,html:1998:B.8,2,Speaker,speaker,Alice Gillam,"University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee",Inventing Ebonics: Stasis Theory and the Formation of Public Policy,p:alice-gillam,ror:031q21x57,wayback-98-program-bb.htm,
640,68280,1998,html:1998:E.28,3,Speaker,speaker,Nancy Linh Karls,"University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee",When You¼re Neither Black Nor White: Challenging Binary Conceptualizations of Difference,p:nancy-linh-karls,ror:031q21x57,wayback-98-program-ee.htm,
641,68281,1998,html:1998:E.28,4,Speaker,speaker,Christine Tutlewski,"University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee",Reading Race in the Composition Classroom: Making 'Whiteness' Visible,p:christine-tutlewski,ror:031q21x57,wayback-98-program-ee.htm,