Locating Black History in 'Lost' Sites: Lecture by Antoinette Jackson
Join us for a lecture by Antoinette Jackson on "Locating Black History in 'Lost Sites'—Black Cemetery Erasure and the Role of Public Scholarship."
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In this talk, Antoinette Jackson will draw upon her current work on the Black Cemetery Network and previous work on the Dozier School for Boys project and other sites of segregation and erasure to illuminate the role of public scholarship and community outreach in centering Black History as Our History.
Sponsored by the Center for Social Sciences and the Departments of Anthropology and History.
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