Panel discussion about how journalists can rebuild trust in communities of color after years of news organizations spreading racist ideas.
Reception and reflections on growing up in the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood.
A weekend-long living history program that tells the heroic stories of America's black warriors spanning four hundred years until today.
2nd Annual African Mask-Making Family Workshop
This interactive, musical experience presents the impact of African American rhythms on American music and history.
Michael I. Days, veteran journalist, will discuss which Obama policies have endured and which have been eroded since 2016.
Screening of Spike Lee's sweeping biopic "Malcolm X" and introduction and short discussion led by Zakiya Adair from the College of New Jersey.
Conversation about voting and voter engagement.
Princeton University Dean of the Faculty, Gene Jarrett, will discuss his book, Paul Laurence Dunbar: The Life and Times of a Caged Bird.
The screening of "Freedom Riders" will be followed by a private viewing of the exhibition at Mudd Manuscript Library.
The First Amerasians tells the powerful, oftentimes heartbreaking, story of how Americans created and used the concept of the “Amerasian” to remove thousands of mixed race children from their Korean mothers in US-occupied South Korea.
Lyndsey P. Beutin will talk about her book Trafficking in Antiblackness's argument that campaigns to end human trafficking use modern-day slavery rhetoric and imagery to circumvent Western historical responsibility for racial chattel slavery.