BY SAID ALSALAH
Published February 7, 2008
Detroit-based musician Omari Barksdale (right) and LSA senior Zina Ajlouny (left) talk at an exhibit celebrating the late musician J Dilla at the Black History 101 Mobile Museum. The museum, currently on display in the Michigan Union, contains black culture memorabilia owned by Khalid el-Hakim, a schoolteacher in Detroit (SAID ALSALAH / Daily).
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