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… 2002 Keynote Talk … 2002 Keynote Talk “If You Don’t Tell it Like it Was, it Can Never Be As it Ought to Be”     … sustenance from memory in similar ways to individuals? How do groups remember? Is Yale’s struggle to face its past … whom were black and very prominent in American business, law, and life. Our charge was to get these thoughtful and …

… and the arrangements for trading tenants. On the whole, how ever, the slavery that remains is a wide spread system of … him ask any planter or storekeeper. As a whole, they admit it. They boast that the commissary is the safest and best … and put the Negroes “in their place.” It is the unwritten law of the cotton planter that his Negro tenants “must not …

… “I am a man before I am an American. To be a man is above being an American…But I have no nation. America only … here there are 3,000,000 of my fellow creatures groaning beneath the iron rod of the worst despotism that could be … stayed with Ellen Richardson and her brother and sister-in-law Henry and Anna, Quakers long active in the British …

… will be a guide for action; and in the eyes of the world, it will be a declaration of our renewed faith in the American …

… transformed the American immigration system by abolishing national quotas in favor of a seemingly egalitarian approach. … and civil rights organizations, Coleman exposes how the politics of immigration control has undermined the … W. Varsanyi CUNY Graduate Center Cristina Rodríguez Yale Law School Brendan Shanahan Yale University …

… transformed the American immigration system by abolishing national quotas in favor of a seemingly egalitarian approach. … and civil rights organizations, Coleman exposes how the politics of immigration control has undermined the … W. Varsanyi CUNY Graduate Center Cristina Rodríguez Yale Law School Brendan Shanahan Yale University …

… partition and its impact on women’s bodies, caste, class, law, popular cultures, sexuality and development of women’s … what is meant by the term “postcolonial” and to whom it can be applied; the cultural, psychological, and political … from Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain traditions, it looks at how stories both transformed, and became transformed by, …

… by strikes in a number of plants across the country.  It’s highly unlikely that Lukashenko won 80 percent of the … that would give presidential decrees the force of law, give him control over the state budget, and extend his … to closely follow the developments in order to assess how to further shape the EU’s response and relations with …

… marginalized groups more holistically? This workshop looks beneath the surface of Orthodox liturgy. Leading scholars of … and by whom? How are these voices granted value in the event? How do persons attending liturgy contribute? How is … to consider what more inclusive rites might look like. It will conclude with a Vespers sung in Marquand Chapel. …

… Memory in the Atlantic World” This presentation discusses how the problem of slavery and its abolitions in the Spanish … slavery continued both in practice and as a matter of law. By showing that the end of slavery was not a fait … had implications for the whole Atlantic in the sense that it drew on  all  European branches of this traffic, and …

… transformed the American immigration system by abolishing national quotas in favor of a seemingly egalitarian approach. … and civil rights organizations, Coleman exposes how the politics of immigration control has undermined the … W. Varsanyi CUNY Graduate Center Cristina Rodríguez Yale Law School Brendan Shanahan Yale University LawPolitics and …