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Black History Month at Ohio University features a weekly discussions series, Rooted in Truth That Society Cannot Dilute, hosted by the NAACP. For Zoom information, contact Betty Miller at bm134316@ohio.edu. Feb. 1—African American Economy Discussion topic: This discussion is a review into the specific policies and practices that were placed […]

Black History Month at Ohio University features a weekly discussions series, Rooted in Truth That Society Cannot Dilute, hosted by the NAACP. For Zoom information, contact Betty Miller at bm134316@ohio.edu. Feb. 8—African American Political Thought Discussion topic: The discussion is about the present and past states of Black political identities, […]

Black History Month at Ohio University features a weekly discussions series, Rooted in Truth That Society Cannot Dilute, hosted by the NAACP. For Zoom information, contact Betty Miller at bm134316@ohio.edu. Feb. 15—African American Social Movements Discussion topic: The discussion includes a debate of the importance of abolition, Civil Rights, and […]

  Black History Month at Ohio University features a weekly discussions series, Rooted in Truth That Society Cannot Dilute, hosted by the NAACP. For Zoom information, contact Betty Miller at bm134316@ohio.edu. Feb. 22—Intersectionality & The Black Diaspora Discussion topic: The discussion is about the historical context of intersecting identities in […]

Black History Month at Ohio University features a weekly discussions series, Rooted in Truth That Society Cannot Dilute, hosted by the NAACP. For Zoom information, contact Betty Miller at bm134316@ohio.edu. Jan. 25—African Americans in the Arts Discussion topic: The discussion focuses on the influence of music throughout American culture, the […]

The First Annual Ted Rose Lecture Series presents Dr. Touré F. Reed discussing “The Pitfalls of Woke Neoliberalism:  The Conservative Implications of Liberal Race Reductionism” on Thursday, March 18, 6 to 7:30 p.m. This event will be virtual and is free and open to the public. Watch on YouTube. Watch […]

The First Annual Ted Rose Lecture Series presents Dr. Derrick E. White discussing “College Sports, Social Justice, & Historical Memory” on Thursday, Feb. 18, 6 to 7:30 p.m. This event will be virtual via Teams or Zoom and is free and open to the public. White is a Professor of History […]