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The Racial Justice of Albert Einstein

Posted on March 15, 2020 by lindaoppenheim

In honor of Albert Einstein’s birthday March 14 (also known as Pi Day) let us remember his strong commitment to racial justice for African Americans, including his friendship with Paul Robeson with whom he advocated for anti-lynching laws. As well…

Category: history Tags: Albert Einstein, Alice Satterfield, Fred Jerome, Kathryn Watterson, Lincoln University, Marian Anderson, NAACP, Nassau Inn, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Paul Robeson, racism, Rodger Taylor, Scottsboro Boys, Shirley Satterfield, W.E.B. DuBois, Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood

Learning Opportunities for Black History Month and Beyond

Posted on February 4, 2019 by lindaoppenheim

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Are you looking for ways to increase your knowledge and understanding of race in Princeton and America? The Princeton Adult School is offering two courses to help you. I HEAR MY PEOPLE SINGING — VOICES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PRINCETON: A…

Category: Workshop Tags: African American history, Dr. Joy Barnes-Johnson, Kathryn Watterson, Penelope S. Edwards-Carter, Princeton, Princeton Adult School, racial literacy, Shirley Satterfield, Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood

Princeton Adult School Spring Courses

Posted on January 2, 2019 by lindaoppenheim

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There are two courses being offered at the Princeton Adult School that are relevant to racial issues and African American history. To register, click here. RACIAL LITERACY IN THE CONTEXT OF DOMINATION AND PROGRESS Instructor: Joy Barnes-Johnson, eqSTreaM educator focused…

Category: Workshop Tags: African American history, Joy Barnes-Johnson, Kathryn Watterson, Penelope S. Edwards-Carter, Princeton Adult School, racial literacy, Shirley Satterfield, Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood

Register for Princeton & Slavery Readings and Discussion, November 29, 2017, 7 pm

Posted on November 16, 2017 by lindaoppenheim

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Category: Events Tags: Albert Einstein, carl fields center, Fred Jerome, Kathryn Watterson, Paul Robeson, Princeton & Slavery, Princeton Public Library, Rodger Taylor, Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood

Book Discussion: “I Hear My People Singing,” Thursday, October 12, 1 pm

Posted on October 11, 2017 by lindaoppenheim

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On Thursday, October 12 at 1 pm, as part of the Princeton & Slavery Project, join Nell Irvin Painter, Edwards Professor of American History at Princeton University, for a discussion of Kathryn Watterson’s book “I Hear My People Singing: Voices of…

Category: Events Tags: African American history, book talk, Kathryn Watterson, Nell Irvin Painter, Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood

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Princeton Adult School Spring Courses

Register for Princeton & Slavery Readings and Discussion, November 29, 2017, 7 pm

Book Discussion: “I Hear My People Singing,” Thursday, October 12, 1 pm

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