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… international partners continued during the day’s final event—a keynote speech about contemporary security challenges …

… University, for a conversation about how enslaved and free Black people have been remembered—and forgotten—in Yale’s … ancestor, Christiana Taylor Livingston Williams Freeman, a Black abolitionist and an agent of the Underground Railroad, … the multiple legacies of slavery, the slave trade, and Black history at Yale. Talks & Lectures 203.432.9238 …

… form and a continued investigation of what it means to be Black in America. His most recent work, The Refuge Plays, is … a philosophically and poetically rigorous approach to Black identity in America and in the African diaspora, …

… Grant Michael Blume, Yale College, “Music and The Global Black Community: The Interpretation of American Blackness in … Female Sexual Image” Eileen Zelek, 2009, Yale College, “’Black’ Buenos Aires” Graduate students: Onur Bakiner, Social … Macao and Manila” William Johnson, “Without Country: Black Revolutionaries of the Caribbean Diaspora, 1932-1975” …

… On October 12-13, 2023, the program will hold a two-day symposium in celebration of the 700th anniversary of the …

… unconference, with a schedule below. This two-day event features four lightning round-style panels representing … Panel 2 - Resistance, Ritual, and Performativity “Black Sanctity,” Miguel A. Valerio, Washington University in … Nicholas Rinehart, Dartmouth College REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE: …

… book traces Cardozo’s antebellum childhood in Charleston’s black community, his education in Scotland and London, and … records of Cardozo’s father’s Jewish family, of antebellum black life, of university life in Britain in the 1860s, the …

… Americans are some of the world’s biggest consumers of black teas; in Japan, green tea, especially sencha, is … trends and racial prejudices pushed Americans toward black teas from Ceylon and India. Facing a glut, Japanese …