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Africana Studies Spring, 2026, Lecture

Mar 18
2026
12:30pm - 2:30pm
On Campus Event - Old Library, Quita Woodward Room
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Dr. Melanie Y. White, Assistant Professor of Afro-Caribbean Studies Department of Black Studies, Women and Gender Studies at Georgetown University. Professor White's newest research turns to Miami, a key city in the hemispheric Americas and a vital, though often negated and contested, site of Blackness. This emerging project explores how Black (including Afro-Latinx and Afro-Caribbean) artists, intellectuals, and communities have shaped the city's cultural identity. In doing so, it reveals Miami's deep entanglements with hemispheric structures of white supremacy and anti-Blackness, and positions the city as a critical nexus where these forces are confronted through Black critical thought and creative practice.

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