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… Page 1 In the 1830s, nearly all of Connecticut’s black 8,047 citizens were free, and most of them had been … who were able or permitted to, bought homes and land. Black community leaders encouraged their people to live … to educate their children. The idea of a school for young black women in Canterbury, a town in eastern Connecticut, …

… and juvenile reformatories. These records show that Black criminality was connected to northern emancipation, …

… and academics working on the topic. During a two-day symposium, researchers from the North America region will …

… His first book manuscript, Tracks & Transformation: Black Railway Labor, Community, & Connectivity in the …

… Christen Smith … Christen Smith Dr. Christen A. Smith is a Black feminist and African diaspora anthropologist whose work … She studies the transnational, gendered, politics of anti-Black state violence in Brazil and the Americas—particularly with regard to policing; and Black women’s intellectual contributions to the Americas, …

… the historical relationship between the University and the Black community of New Haven, including the living memory of …