Panelists: Frank Guridy, Stephanie McCurry, Manan Ahmed, and Amanda Faulkner 
Moderated by Emma Sheinbaum and Saeeda Islam 
<a href="https://youtu.be/mx13q8ZY38s" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Watch here</a>
This conversation was dedicated to discussing racial injustice issues, racism and anti-racism in academia, and the history that connects to this moment in time; in particular, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Panelists: Frank Guridy, Stephanie McCurry, Manan Ahmed, and Amanda Faulkner Moderated by Emma Sheinbaum and Saeeda Islam Watch here This conversation was dedicated to discussing racial injustice issues, racism and anti-racism in academia, and the history that connects to this moment in time; in particular, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Panelists: Frank Guridy, Stephanie McCurry, Manan Ahmed, and Amanda Faulkner 
Moderated by Emma Sheinbaum and Saeeda Islam 
<a href="https://youtu.be/mx13q8ZY38s" rel="noopener noreferrer">Watch here</a>
This conversation was dedicated to discussing racial injustice issues, racism and anti-racism in academia, and the history that connects to this moment in time; in particular, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.

In Conversation with Historians: Black Lives Matter

In Conversation with Historians is co-created and organized by Emma Sheinbaum and Saeeda Islam in response to the rise of the Black Lives Matters movement following the death of George Floyd, the rise of white nationalism in politics, the long-standing immigration crisis in the United States, and the shifting reality in which we are all living, navigating amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and the urgent need to have these important conversations. We connect history with our current moment, emphasizing social justice &amp; action. This podcast’s home is with Sheinbaum and Islam—more to come!

History

In Conversation with Historians is co-created and organized by Emma Sheinbaum and Saeeda Islam in response to the rise of the Black Lives Matters movement following the death of George Floyd, the rise of white nationalism in politics, the long-standing immigration crisis in the United States, and the shifting reality in which we are all living, navigating amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and the urgent need to have these important conversations. We connect history with our current moment, emphasizing social justice & action. This podcast’s home is with Sheinbaum and Islam—more to come!

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