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Join us as we continue to explore the theme, "Undefeated: Black Resilience through Resistance, Creativity, and Cooperation," for a Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk with moderator Dr. Lynn Wood Mollenauer and panelists Dr. Tiffany Gilbert and Dr. Cara Ward.
Join the Lemon Project as we continue to explore the theme, "Undefeated: Black Resilience through Resistance, Creativity, and Cooperation," with a virtual Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk, "Virginia Rosenwald Schools - A Story of Resistance and Resilience."
Join us for an exciting discussion about two new books chronicling local Black history!
Join the Lemon Project as we welcome author and W&M alumna Dr. Ravynn Stringfield back to campus for a Lemon's Legacies Porch Talk. Ravynn will read selections from her work. She will sign books, and books will be available for purchase.
Dr. J.T. Roane will present his work on Black ecologies in the Tidewater Region.
All W&M faculty and students are invited to attend.
Starting locally is the foundation of genealogical research; however, how should you prepare to visit your ancestral home to do research? Join the conversation on April 24 to learn how to maximize the experience of revisiting home.
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