Dr. Ty Dooley, Public and Nonpro�t AdministrationCritical Race Theory as a Tool for Understanding Medicaid Expansion Decision Making in a Post-A�ordable Care Act Environment Dr. Ron Serino, University CollegeKing Solomon's Whiteness: King James & the Scripturalization of Whiteness in Early Modern Britain & Colonial America

Dr. Steven Soifer, Social WorkThe Anti-Trump Resistance Movement: A MAP Analysis

Dr. Stephanie Madden & Dr. Robby Byrd, Journalism and Strategic MediaPussyhat Riot: Intersectionality in Visual Representations of Grassroots Craftivism

Trevor Rawls, Graduate Student, AnthropologyWhy There is a Need for Reforming HIV/AIDS Laws in Tennessee

Dr. Dennis Laumann, HistoryA Living Wage and Dr. King's Vision

Andrew Carter, PhD Graduate Student, Communication“Get Big or Go Home:" A Narrative Analysis of Black Farmers in the U.S. South

Andrea Jacobo, Graduate Student, Public Health A Place at the Table: Literacy, Discrimination, and Social Inequities in the Era of Health Care Reform

Join us at Ned R. McWherter Library for NEDtalks, a two-day short-form symposium. Speakers will share their recent research in short presentations designed

to engage and entertain. Refreshments will be provided.

Wednesday, February 21Thursday, February 22

3 p.m.

Ned R. McWherter Library, Room 226

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