This episode—by Morgan Seay, majoring in Social Policy Analysis and French—traces racist nostalgia for the antebellum south that showed itself at Rice events during the 20th century.
The Racial Geography Podcast features “New Freedom Remix,” an original sound composition and performance by Lisa E. Harris.

This episode—by Morgan Seay, majoring in Social Policy Analysis and French—traces racist nostalgia for the antebellum south that showed itself at Rice events during the 20th century. The Racial Geography Podcast features “New Freedom Remix,” an original sound composition and performance by Lisa E. Harris.

Plantation to Segregation: Colonial Nostalgia at Rice

Through a series of mini-episodes, the Racial Geography Podcast provides an alternative itinerary of the Rice University campus, one that acknowledges its racial landscape and recognizes long-standing activism by Black students and faculty on campus while critically analyzing its land, construction, architecture, and monuments. It features “New Freedom Remix,” an original sound composition and performance by Lisa E. Harris.

This is an original podcast series made by the Racial Geography Project, a research collaborative led by Fabiola Lopez-Duran and Adrienne Rooney.

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Through a series of mini-episodes, the Racial Geography Podcast provides an alternative itinerary of the Rice University campus, one that acknowledges its racial landscape and recognizes long-standing activism by Black students and faculty on campus while critically analyzing its land, construction, architecture, and monuments. It features “New Freedom Remix,” an original sound composition and performance by Lisa E. Harris. This is an original podcast series made by the Racial Geography Project, a research collaborative led by Fabiola Lopez-Duran and Adrienne Rooney.

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Plantation to Segregation: Colonial Nostalgia at Rice

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