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X-WR-CALNAME:Black and Indigenous Solidarities and Antagonisms
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DESCRIPTION:The Department of History's Annual Black History Month Lecture 
 will be presented by Alaina Roberts\, associate professor of history at th
 e University of Pittsburgh. Roberts is the author of I’ve Been Here All 
 the While: Black Freedom on Native Land\, which was awarded the Stubbendie
 ck Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize and the Western History Associati
 on’s John C. Ewers Award and W. Turrentine Jackson Book Prize. Roberts h
 as written multiple academic essays as well as op-eds and profiles for The
  Washington Post\, TIME magazine\,and High Country News. Her research has 
 been featured in CNN\, The New York Times\, The Boston Globe\, The New Yor
 ker and The Atlantic.
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LOCATION:Education Center \, Septima Clark Memorial Auditorium\, ECTR 118
SUMMARY:Black and Indigenous Solidarities and Antagonisms
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 lidarities_antagonisms
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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