MUSEUM SCHEDULED EVENTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 2023 - 1:00 PM
HISTORIAN PROFESSOR NILGUN-ANADOLU-OKUR, PhD WILL PRESENT
"THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF LUCRETIA COFFIN MOTT"
DR. ANADOLU-OKUR IS THE PRESIDENTIAL PROFESSOR OF AFRICOLOGY AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AT TEMPLE UNIVERSITY'S COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS. SHE IS CO-FOUNER OF THE ANNUAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD CONFERENCE AT TEMPLE UNIVERSITY AND IS THE AUTHOR OF NUMEROUS JOURNALS AND BOOKS ON AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES.
HER RESEARCH HAS A BROAD SPECTRUM INCLUDING WOMEN'S RIGHTS, ABOLITION, BLACK WOMEN AUTHORS, AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, AND NUMEROUS OTHER ASPECTS OF THE HISTORY OF RACE RELATIONS AND RACISM.
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MUSEUM HOURS AND TIMES
FUTURE MONTHLY SPECIAL HISTORY PROGRAMS WILL BE IN-PERSON OR CONTINUE ON THE ZOOM FORMAT.
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