Published February 23, 2006
Amir Sulaiman, spoken word artist, native New Yorker, activist and educator, performed in Auditorium B of Angell Hall yesterday. Sulaiman recently released his album "Dead Man Walking" and is involved with the Black Arts Movement.
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