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May 17th at 11 AM
“Hubert Harrison: Forbidden Genius of Black Radicalism”
with Brian Kwoba
Brian Kwoba will speak about his new book on the trailblazer of the Black radical tradition in the early 20th century, Hubert Henry Harrison. He who was far more than a historical reclamation of a ground-breaking revolutionary. Harrison’s tireless work against the capitalist oligarchs, Jim Crow racism, and world imperialism of his day speaks directly to the current billionaire-driven, white nationalist, and war-torn political moment.
• Dr. Brian Kwoba is currently an associate professor of history and also the director of African and African American Studies at the University of Memphis. Over the past two decades, Dr. Kwoba has been an activist on issues including anti-imperialism, immigrant workers rights, climate justice, Filastin, Pan-Africanism, and the movement for Black lives. In his spare time, he is a big-time music lover (especially live jazz), an Afrobeats DJ, and a frequent traveler to Kenya.
Music by Fulani Haynes, vocals & Frank Wilkins, piano
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May 10th at 11 AM
“Tea with Eleanor Roosevelt & Me” with Janet Rodgers
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