slavery schedule summer 2019 - texas christian university
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(DE)CONSTRUCTEDMARKING 1619 AND 400 YEARS AFTER
IN THE YEAR 1619, THE FIRST AFRICAN SLAVES ARRIVED AT JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA
COMMENCING THE LONG ERA OF AMERICAN CHATTEL SLAVERY. THE YEAR 2019 MARKS
400 YEARS SINCE THIS FATEFUL DATE.THE TCU COMMUNITY REFLECTS ON THE
HISTORY OF SLAVERY AND ITS LEGACIES.
6:30 P.M. – SID RICHARDSONLECTURE HALL 4
SEPT. 25WEDNESDAY Slavery By Another Name – Screening of the PBS
documentary. Featuring Dr. Frederick Gooding. Hosted by Kinomonda World Cinema.Food at 6:30 p.m. followed by program at 7 pm.
OCT. 3THURSDAY Sites of Slavery: 400 Years of Black America – TCU
Student Panel. Food and giveaways.
OCT. 11-14FALL BREAK
Atlantic Slave Trade Experience to Southern Louisiana.Students only. Pre-registration required to attend.Please send to [email protected]
4 P.M. – PALKO 130
7 P.M. - HAYS THEATERECEPTION TO FOLLOW
NOV. 4 Performing Slavery - Staged reading of Lydia Diamond’sHarriet Jacobs. Directed by Vickie Washington. Sponsoredby Theatre TCU. Comments by Dr. Stacie McCormick,author of Staging Black Fugitivity .
6:30 P.M. – SID RICHARDSONLECTURE HALL 4
SEPT. 25WEDNESDAY
OCT. 11-14FALL BREAK
7 P.M. - HAYS THEATERECEPTION TO FOLLOW
NOV. 4
OCT. 3THURSDAY
4 P.M. – PALKO 130
(DE)CONSTRUCTEDIN THE YEAR 1619, THE FIRST AFRICAN
SLAVES ARRIVED AT JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA COMMENCING THE LONG ERA OF AMERICAN
CHATTEL SLAVERY. THE YEAR 2019 MARKS 400 YEARS SINCE THIS FATEFUL DATE.
THE TCU COMMUNITY REFLECTS ON THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY AND ITS LEGACIES.
MARKING 1619 AND 400 YEARS AFTER
Slavery By Another Name – Screening of the PBS documentary. Featuring Dr. Frederick Gooding. Hosted by Kinomonda World Cinema. Food at 6:30 p.m. followed by program at 7 pm.
Sites of Slavery: 400 Years of Black America – TCU Student Panel. Food and giveaways.
Atlantic Slave Trade Experience to Southern Louisiana. Students only. Pre-registration required to attend. Please send to [email protected]
Performing Slavery - Staged reading of Lydia Diamond’s Harriet Jacobs. Directed by Vickie Washington. Sponsored by Theatre TCU. Comments by Dr. Stacie McCormick,author of Staging Black Fugitivity .
(DE)CONSTRUCTEDMARKING 1619 AND 400 YEARS AFTER
IN THE YEAR 1619, THE FIRST AFRICAN SLAVES ARRIVED AT JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA
COMMENCING THE LONG ERA OF AMERICAN CHATTEL SLAVERY. THE YEAR 2019 MARKS
400 YEARS SINCE THIS FATEFUL DATE.THE TCU COMMUNITY REFLECTS ON THE
HISTORY OF SLAVERY AND ITS LEGACIES.
6:30 P.M. – SID RICHARDSONLECTURE HALL 4
SEPT. 25WEDNESDAY Slavery By Another Name – Screening of the PBS
documentary. Featuring Dr. Frederick Gooding. Hosted by Kinomonda World Cinema.Food at 6:30 p.m. followed by program at 7 pm.
OCT. 3THURSDAY Sites of Slavery: 400 Years of Black America – TCU
Student Panel. Food and giveaways.
OCT. 11-14FALL BREAK
Atlantic Slave Trade Experience to Southern Louisiana.Students only. Pre-registration required to attend.Please send to [email protected]
4 P.M. – PALKO 130
7 P.M. - HAYS THEATERECEPTION TO FOLLOW
NOV. 4
SPONSORED BYTheatre TCU | Office of Inclusiveness & Intercultural Services
Department of English | African American and Africana Studies
Performing Slavery - Staged reading of Lydia Diamond’sHarriet Jacobs. Directed by Vickie Washington. Sponsoredby Theatre TCU. Comments by Dr. Stacie McCormick,author of Staging Black Fugitivity .