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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a riveting conversation moderated by Provost Gilles
 pie about Black experience in segregated Winston-Salem as a precursor to th
 e Mellon-sponsored Universities and Neighborhoods conference November 11-12
 th.  Distinguished scholars Elizabeth Herbin-Triant\, Associate Professor o
 f Black Studies at Amherst College and author of Threatening Property: Race
 \, Class\, and Campaigns to Legislate Jim Crow Neighborhoods (2019) and Wan
 da Hendricks\, Distinguished Professor Emerita of History at University of 
 South Carolina\, author of The Life of Madie Hall Xuma: Black Women's Globa
 l Activism during Jim Crow and Apartheid (2022) will talk about Black famil
 y\, community\, resistance\, and opportunity in segregated Winston-Salem th
 rough global Black activist Madie Hall Xuma's early years. The event will b
 e held at Pugh Auditorium in Benson University Center on November 2nd from 
 4:30-5:30pm.
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LOCATION:Benson University Center\, Pugh Auditorium
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SUMMARY:The Surprising Origins of a Global Black Woman Activist
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