African American Studies Colloquium: Black Lives Matter in Art, History, and Literature

Time: Nov. 9, 2016, 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Location: Slocum Hall 214

This colloquium features scholars in art, history, and literature whose interdisciplinary research intersects with the current social and political conversations surrounding the modern civil rights movement, Black Lives Matter. Discussion focuses on the importance of the Humanities in shaping “Black World” responses to freedom, civil rights, and justice movements. Participants on the panel include: Clemmie Harris, Ph.D., African American Studies, Meina Yates-Richard, Ph.D., English and Casarae Gibson, Ph.D., African American Studies.

Casarae Gibson, African American Studies