Tuesday, 26 September, at 6:00 PM: The Boston Desegregation & Busing Initiative: The Segregation of the Boston Public Schools & the Community Organizing & Legal Efforts to Try to Eliminate Segregation & to Secure Educational Justice for Black Students, 1960–1973 with Hubie Jones; Jean McGuire; Zebulon Miletsky; Lyda Peters; Vernita Carter-Weller; Charles Glenn; Gloria Lee; and Jim Vrabel. Location: Roxbury Community College, Media Arts Building.
Wednesday, 27 September, at 6:00 PM: Henry David Thoreau: Thinking Disobediently with author Lawrence Buell.
Tuesday, 3 October, at 5:00 PM: Venture Smith & the Island of Slavery with John Wood Sweet, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, with comment by Manisha Sinha, University of Connecticut. This is part of the Pauline Maier Early American History Seminar series.
Wednesday, 4 October, at 5:30 PM: “The Dye is cast”: Interests & Ideals That Motivated the Boston Tea Party Exhibition Reception. This event is open only to Members and invited guests.
Monday, 9 October, 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM: Opening Our Doors. Join us for walking tours of the Fenway neighborhood at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM, and explore our latest exhibition.
Tuesday, 10 October, 5:00 PM: El Teatro Campesino as Intellectual Forum: Farmworker-Actors in the Fight for Environmental Justice with Erik Wallenberg, Miami Center for Racial Justice, with comment by Sarah Kanouse, Northeastern University.
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