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SUMMARY:HARMONY & HARASSMENT
LOCATION:Busboys and Poets\, 235 Carroll St NW\, Washington\, DC 20012\, US
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DESCRIPTION:Join us to trace critical race theory to the rural community of
  Harmony\, Mississippi\, at the height of the US civil rights movement. Ha
 rmony and Harassment traces the headwaters of critical race theory (CRT) t
 o the rural community of Harmony\, Mississippi\, at the height of the 1960
 s US civil rights movement. As Aja Y. Martinez and Robert O. Smith explore
  these headwaters\, readers meet key community leaders such as Behonor McD
 onald\, Winson Hudson\, and Dovie Hudson. These Black women's activism for
  civil rights\, voting rights\, and educational access transformed their c
 ommunity while also providing the foundations for Derrick Bell's legal the
 ories\, Alice Walker's womanist concept\, and the enduring educational pro
 gram now known as Head Start. Building on extensive archival research and 
 a web of deeply human relationships\, Martinez and Smith argue for renewed
  appreciation of counterstory as central to CRT methodology. Harmony and H
 arassment shows how CRT developed from the ground up\; from this foundatio
 n\, its insights continue to hold great potential for strengthening educat
 ion\, legal studies\, and the humanities and social sciences. Aja Martinez
  and Robert Smith are joining us on the Busboys stage alongside Neisha-Ann
 e Green to share their “expertise as archival researchers to document an
 d illustrate what…
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