In this conversation, artist-in-residency Angélique Kidjo considers the global circulation of African musical forms and musicians, its worldwide significance, and its social power.

Kidjo is joined by Tianna Paschel (African American Studies), Ivy Mills (Art History), and Victoria Grubbs (African American Studies and Black Studies Collaboratory).

This conversation is hosted by UC Berkeley's Social Science Matrix together with the Townsend Center for the Humanities, Cal Performances, and the Black Studies Collaboratory.